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From Gehry’s Guggenheim Bilbao to Mvrdv’s Tirana Pyramid, via Hamburg, Athens and Copenhagen, via Oma and Renzo Piano, we explore those projects that have become engines of regeneration and symbols of entire eras.
After its first collaboration with the Barbie brand, Kartell relaunches one of its icons by treating it as a “toy”.
Now you can share your work through a new function by Domus where you can upload your architecture, design, interior, graphics, illustration, photography and art projects.
The historic building next to the Rialto Bridge currently houses a luxury shopping centre, which is soon to be closed. After numerous renovations, it was also entrusted to OMA in 2016.
The Ecuadorian designer Felice Escudero traces a long path through the city center with orange paint, with the intent of encouraging public interaction and improving the perceived safety of the area.
Wespi de Meuron Romeo renovated a farmhouse on the border between Italy and Switzerland, combining stone, concrete and lake views in an austere language.
UCCA Clay Museum is the latest space of the prestigious Chinese contemporary art institution, rooted in local tradition and looking to the future with a spotlight on the lively creative scene of ceramics.
Dismissed as “Craxi's architect” the artist who left us at the age of 84 was an innovator, self-taught and capable of “bringing aesthetic projects to life on an unimaginable scale”.
On the site of the most renowned dance institution in the United States, in 2025 a new theatre will rise from the ashes of a fire, pointing to a technologically advanced future, still deeply rooted in history.
Turning an atmosphere into a tangible souvenir to take with you is a trend in many places. And Duchamp did something similar more than a century ago.
The story of the most controversial “New York Skyscrapers” piece reveals an unprecedented glimpse into New York City's society of the '80s. Its recent auction result demonstrates how that era continues to influence the present. And the president.
Eleven great artists and designers collaborated with the Murano glassmakers to create a collective installation in St. Mark's Square.
He curated the original Final Fantasy character design and worked on Yattaman, collaborated with Vogue and illustrated Sandman: we met the great Japanese illustrator.
“ATM Manifesto” at the ADI Design Museum is more than an exhibition about Milan’s public transport company – it’s an invitation to rediscover the city through its remarkable archival heritage.
The French brand’s latest collection also conveys its values through the architectural masterpiece that is its Japanese headquarters.
The Municipality of Milan has unveiled new specifications for the project: in addition to the redevelopment of the historic structure, the plan also includes more than 300 dwellings, a student residence and a public park.
The city’s typical pavement has become a nightmare for vehicles, especially two-wheelers. Over the next two years, it will be replaced by red asphalt on ten streets.
The youngest of the great modern and contemporary art fairs in Italy welcomes 140 galleries, along with a rich program of special events.
Forget the might of Villeneuve’s films or the creativity of Lynch’s take: Dune: Prophecy, HBO’s new TV series, rips off Game of Thrones and completely misses the mark.
The popular and always best-selling Adidas Originals shoes are transformed into a “paw” thanks to a postmodern element designed by Beate Karlsson.
The first space redefined by OMA with Ata, to coincide with the museum’s 200th anniversary, is open: a path from darkness to light, where the monumental statues of Karnak have moved closer to people.
Romano Tinazzi rehabilitates a former railway workers' residence on the outskirts of the Veneto city, creating a co-living space for students and young workers that combines old and new through radical architectural gestures.
A municipal official, he was the architect of important buildings in the ‘50s and ‘60s, such as Sormani, Piscina Solari and the incredible San Giovanni Bono. His tower in Brera has recently been demolished.
The Fabbrica di San Pietro and Microsoft join forces to create a digital twin of world’s most famous basilica, available on Minecraft starting January
Saudi Arabia’s futuristic city has just completed Sindalah, a resort island in the Red Sea, but there's also news about The Line, the whole development's most discussed project.
Design studios have reinterpreted the USM Haller modular system to create new uses, in a series of examples on show at Aram Gallery in London.
Artist-designed attractions, including a Basquiat Ferris wheel and a Keith Haring carousel. What to expect from Luna Luna, the amusement park resurrected by Drake and set to light up Manhattan's Shed.
The Swiss watchmaker Girard-Perregaux's released a new titanium version of its iconic Casquette LED Display Watch from the '70s, proving that nostalgia can be a valuable selling points also for the luxury market.
Around a double living room redesigned for music and conviviality, the project by 2b Architects preserves the traces of the original dwelling, harmonizing them with Modern and contemporary design.
Flexible, malleable and soft, the table lamp by the Italian designer returns more fashionable than ever with a new special edition almost sixty years after its debut.
It doesn’t matter whether it’s 1984 or 2024, whether it's being worn by David Byrne of the Talking Heads or a Balenciaga model. What makes it so special, then and now, even in fashion?
