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Domus 881
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The extension to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, is now open to the public. Memory collates fragments of the visual and tactile experience: glass inserts on the uneven scales, slices of darkness in the folds of the shell...
Calendar
Edited by Elena Sommariva, Luigi Spinelli
Drawings by a sensitive Martian
A Letter from Berlin. What Kubrick taught us
Ettore Sottsass. Pictures from a window
domus Circular
Report on the event organised by Domus at the San Siro stadium during the Milan Furniture Fair. Comments by Marco Belpoliti, Andrea Lissoni
Guided visit: Allianz Arena
A first glance at the new stadium designed by Herzog & de Meuron in Munich. Edited by Joseph Grima
Herzog & de Meuron. The Walker Art Center
With the new expositive complex that enlarges the pre-existent site, the Swiss studio gives Minneapolis an urban nucleus dedicated to the performing arts. Text by Raymund Ryan. Edited by Rita Capezzuto. Photography by Amir Zaki
Iñaki Ábalos. Spirit and Adirondack
A world not dominated by man
OMA/Koolhaas. Meteorite. The building that fell to earth
An epic and labyrinthine journey through Porto’s Casa da Música. Text by Shumon Basar. Edited by Kayoko Ota, Joseph Grima. Photography by Nicolas Firket
In Terror there is Error
Why you should be suspicious of those who talk of a war on terror. A conversation between philosophers
Peter Eisenman. The concrete labyrinth
The memorial to the Jews of Europe is to be inaugurated in Berlin. Peter Eisenman conceived it as a boundless, obsessive grid of concrete pillars. Text by Marco Belpoliti. Edited by Rita Capezzuto. Photography by Joseph Grima
A trip with Piano
Flying from Bern to Cologne, Renzo Piano talks about the importance of the working plan and its realisation. Photography by Joseph Grima
Enzo Mari. The craftmans saved by Sugi trees
Enzo Mari illustrates his idea of an ideal society where the dignity of labour becomes a design priority. Edited by Francesca Picchi. Photography by Ramak Fazel
Entities in the April fog
Junya Ishigami, Kazuyo Sejima and Hiroshi Senju together in a Milan exhibition. A cura di Francesca Picchi
Pier Paolo Tamburelli. The power of stone
Specifically architectural experiences are in no way replaceable by their representations
Coffee time
The illy competition winners
Interview: Tacita Dean
Hans Ulrich Obrist interviews Tacita Dean, known for her 16mm films. Edited by Thomas Boutoux, Loredana Mascheroni
Marcello Maloberti. Marcello moves into the open
Artistic research meets social reality. Text by Caroline Corbetta. Edited by Loredana Mascheroni. Photographs by Primoz Bizjak, Ela Bialkowska, Antonio Maniscalco
Post-it: Books
Edited by Gianmario Andreani
Wright and the Guggenheim
Redefinitions
Rassegna: Technology
Edited by Maria Cristina Tommasini
Panorama
El Topo: Tomma Abts
Edited by Maurizio Cattelan, Massimiliano Gioni and Ali Subotnick (Wrong Gallery)