Designed by the Swiss company Bolliger & Mabillard for Six Flags, Tormenta: Rampaging Run will be the world’s first “giga dive coaster”: 94 meters tall, with a 95-degree drop and a vertical loop designed to transform the coaster into the dominant element of the Texan park’s skyline.
Located in the Nomentano district, House with Reflective Furniture punctuates the orderly sequence of rooms through metallic elements and reflective finishes that create an intriguing play of light.
The new visitor space at Banff National Park is designed not to make noise: it blends into the natural landscape through tactile materials, communal spaces, and echoes of ancestral memory.
Kho Liang Ie designed furniture, interiors, and airports without ever losing sight of the needs of those who use them. Fifty years after his passing, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam celebrates him with a tribute exhibition.
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The “RomaContinua” project, led by IT’S together with OMA and a multidisciplinary team, has won the “Vision for Rome” competition by proposing a polycentric vision of the capital. Instead of continuing to expand outward, Rome is reimagined through reuse, infrastructure, mobility, and the reactivation of vacant urban spaces.
Two previously unseen drawings bring back Santa Tecla, the club beneath Milan’s Duomo where, between jazz and Milanese nightlife, the myth of Joe Colombo was born — a 1950s “pre-listening bar”.
Yes, in Amsterdam. With meticulous craftsmanship, Plnlstudio’s adaptive reuse project transforms the unused space of a former wastewater treatment plant into a functional and cozy contemporary apartment.
For the first time in history, the Fundació Joan Miró is bringing the artist’s works into an Antoni Gaudí landmark alongside photographer Joaquim Gomis. “Gaudí, Miró, Gomis: Deconstructed” turns Casa Batlló into an immersive exploration of twentieth-century Catalan creativity.
Young filmmaker Kane Parsons has transformed the Backrooms—endless corridors, deserted hotels, and neon-lit offices—from an internet phenomenon into an A24-produced film.
Abandoned for more than forty years, the Charleroi M5 line is being brought back to life thanks to EU funding. The project involves restoring six existing stations, adding two new stops, and finally opening the line by 2027.
“Do architecture” is the theme of the next Venice Architecture Biennale, entrusted to Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu: an invitation to return to materiality, construction, and the concrete coexistence of memory, innovation, and contemporary design.
Amid bold ambitions and staggering costs, Studios Architecture Paris and Selldorf Architects will lead "Louvre Nouvelle Renaissance", the most extensive renovation project of the iconic Paris museum since the construction of the pyramid.
The new Trump-branded skyscraper designed by Gensler in Tbilisi becomes the symbol of a strategy intertwining global branding, diplomacy and real estate power in the Caucasus.
The Cittadellarte project by the master of Arte Povera, Michelangelo Pistoletto, has opened a hotel designed for visitors who want to experience the Biella-based foundation at a slower pace. It marks the latest addition to what has effectively become the “Pistoletto brand.”
From London’s Rolling Bridge to the moving facade of Shanghai’s Fosun Foundation, all the way to Little Island in New York: Domus 2026 guest editor Ma Yansong interviews Thomas Heatherwick about movement, emotion, and the humanisation of architecture.
“In Minor Keys,” the Biennale conceived by Koyo Kouoh before her death in 2025, transforms performance, ritual, and collective processions into a diffuse elegy, making live performance the true cultural epicenter of the exhibition.
The Samuel H. Scripps Theatre Centre, designed by Studio Gang for the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Company, is a laminated timber theatre for outdoor performances that blends in perfectly with nature.
Following the rise of NoLo and SouPra, Milan now has NoCe — “North of Cenisio” — a district shaping a new cultural identity through galleries, industrial architecture, and emerging neighborhood spots.
Studio Font has designed a house embedded in Mexico’s extreme landscape, engaging in dialogue with time and the natural elements, and finding its expressive power in the stark visibility of its construction.
Craft x Tech returns for its second edition with designers such as Philippe Malouin, Bethan Laura Wood, and David Caon collaborating with Japanese artisan workshops, bringing together traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design.
A light-coloured structure has been superimposed on the existing building. Through its bold yet restrained design, it addresses the need for a larger home for a growing family.
The new Riyadh metro station is set to transform the Al-Qiri transport hub. Designed by Snøhetta, it features a large reflective canopy, bright underground spaces, and an underground garden intended to serve as a new urban public square. Snøhetta talks to Domus about the project.
Over the weekend of the 2026 Rome Marathon, New Balance transformed the Corsie Sistine into a temple of running, turning it into a place of care, recovery, and community for participants.
On the Etruscan Coast, Villa Cardon is back on the market: a home designed between 1961 and 1963 by architect Leonardo Ricci, a student of Michelucci and a radical, hard-to-categorise architect who transformed the "unfinished" into a form of living.
Villa Lopez is a rare prefabricated house designed by Jean Prouvé in 1953 as a direct extension of his language as a designer and constructeur. It is now on display in New York.
Forty years after the Antwerp Six, Antwerp continues to be a unique creative ecosystem: fashion museums, modernist houses, galleries, and repurposed industrial spaces tell the story of a city where art, retail, and architecture still speak the same language.
MAD reinterprets the Guggenheim model in Haikou with a monumental spiral that visitors can freely walk through, making it ‘float’. This immersive structure overlooks the wetlands of Hainan and is designed to encourage people to ask questions.
In the latest episode of the HBO teen drama, Sydney Sweeney transforms into an American Godzilla destroying Downtown Los Angeles and Hollywood. Behind it lies a sharp critique of the cinematic myth of Los Angeles.
Studio Hagen Hall's renovation project for a late-Georgian house blends 19th-century heritage, modernism and Eastern influences to create a domestic space characterised by warm textures and soft lighting.
Premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, DJI’s new Osmo Pocket 4P brings dual lenses, 10-bit D-Log2 and 17 stops of dynamic range to the company’s pocket-sized camera line — specifications that openly aim at the world of professional filmmaking.
From Baroque painting to medieval iconography, a journey through art, alchemy, and symbolism explores the heart as the spiritual, emotional, and cosmic center of human existence.
At Gagosian in Beverly Hills, an exhibition organised with the Gehry family brings together sculptures, lamps, and works on paper that transform fish, bears, and crocodiles into a free and experimental extension of Gehry's architecture.
