Discover the Domus summer special.
News, projects, archives, and insights.
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.
Domus returns to Carbuta, in the inland hills behind the western Ligurian Riviera, where in the late 1960s the architect-painter created his home studio. A dialogue that moves beyond brutalism, between raw concrete organic forms, the shape of the landscape, and the architecture of an old olive press.
From Mexico to Korea via the Mediterranean, from spatial sculptures to hidden hideaways, a selection of homes for the summer season celebrating seaside life.
Luigi Vietti designed this building during the Sixties, an incredible moment for this part of Sardinia. Here, together with Busiri Vici, Couelle and Mossa he shaped the tradition of the place.
Two mid-century modern complexes on the Ligurian coast — in Varazze and Ospedaletti — show how Italian holidays can be more than just summer clichés and seaside overdevelopment.
From Basel to Mexico City, urban beaches are one of the most interesting challenges in metropolitan design. Discover our selection here.
Domus has curated a selection of projects in Italian ports, exemplary cases that represent the complex transformation of the relationship between port and city.
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With a history marked by some of the 20th century’s most influential cultural figures, this hotel, perched on the inlets of Peire Gouerbe in Le Lavandou, has been reborn through a contemporary, thoughtful reinterpretation of its original spirit.
Photography, contemporary art, design, and architecture: Domus has selected the exhibitions not to be missed this summer, whether you are in Italy, Seoul, New York, or Beijing.
Ten unmissable exhibitions tell the story of the contemporary Mediterranean, exploring shared memories, evolving geographies, and new forms of community.
The electric three-wheeler, developed by Centro Stile in Italy, is ultra-light and has a 90km range. It will be launched initially only in Africa and the Middle East.
In Santa Marinella, amidst organic forms and plastic volumes seemingly sculpted by the wind and sand, Villa La Califfa awaits a buyer who knows how to appreciate its sensual charm and architectural value.
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