Discover the Domus summer special.
News, projects, archives, and insights.
A delimited and geometric space, and at the same time a suggestive architectural element and a symbol of freedom and desire, the swimming pool in the films becomes a place with multiple symbolic, conflictual, regenerative or mortal values.
Aquariums, mushrooms, artificial intelligence, barricades: these are some of the themes of the books we have selected for this summer, to reflect a world in which design is radically rethinking its role.
In the spring of 1956, the foundation stone of the A1 Milan-Naples was laid. Let’s look back together at the construction and evolution over time of Italy’s longest motorway, still essential for connecting the country today.
Suspended between sky and abyss or firmly rooted to the ground, panoramic observation platforms offer unusual experiences and views, in search of a fleeting thrill or a more essential change of perspective on the world.
Built from scratch 60 years ago in an unspoiled area of Sardinia, Porto Cervo has embodied the golden age of the Italian summer, becoming a prime mover in matters of urban development conscious of the autochthonous landscape diversity.
From an inspired entrepreneurial vision to the conception of a whole stylistic vocabulary from scratch, Costa Smeralda – north-east of Sardinian shoreline – is still a design challenge, between architectural gems and the risks of property show-off.
In the French capital this summer, it’s all about sports, but there’s more to enjoy. Museums and cultural institutions are presenting an exciting series of events. We have curated a selection of those you won’t want to miss.
Summer is not just about the sea or hiking, it is also the perfect opportunity to combine landscapes and art. Here are the must-see events selected by Domus.
Architecture on the water between sea, lake, and the city: we have selected bathing establishments and works suspended between the nostalgic and the contemporary, from Viareggio to Berlin, from Nice to Iceland via the Venice Lido.
From the unforgettable Casa Malaperte, where Godard filmed Contempt, to the recent incursions of American TV shows into Italy, such as White Lotus, here's a collection of houses that are now part of our emotional landscape.
Conceived as special versions or regular models, beach cars embodied the desire for freedom of a whole decade, and were a formidable experimentation field for coachbuilders and car makers.
Parks and labyrinths, observatories, and walkways: we have collected together more than fifty references for explorations away from urban centers.
