The world’s largest archaeological museum has finally opened
In preparation for almost a decade, the Grand Egyptian Museum has now opened 12 rooms on a trial basis. An official opening date is awaited.
Jubilee 2025’s Mascot Luce is “a pilgrim girl” drawn in manga style
Luce was designed by illustrator Simone Legno, founder of Tokidoki, with the kawaii look for which he became famous.
Three itineraries in Turin, between industrial architecture and regeneration
For one long weekend every year, Turin becomes Italy’s capital of the arts, with Artissima, C2C and many side events. Discover through architecture how a city of workers has created a cultural excellence.
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Porsche has just opened an inflatable art space in Milan, curated by the Balloon Museum
The Flat by Macan is the new immersive and inflatable experience that will be open in Milan for the next few months, before moving to Rome.
“NEW” is a prototype for the reconstruction of Ukraine, combining Meccano and civic architecture
Scandurra Studio presents its replicable, scalable and sustainable prototype project for the reconstruction of Ukrainian school heritage and community feeling.
A shared house is reborn in Verona
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.
The Diller Scofidio + Renfro exhibition in Rome
From the Nagakin Capsule Tower to Zaha Hadid, “Restless Architecture”, curated by the New York-based firm at Maxxi museum analyses the topic of movement in architecture and offers food for thought on building.
Living inside a wind tower, in Brazil
The abstract, truncated pyramid-shaped house designed by Atelier Matteo Arnone is a technological and emotional device that combines passive design with contemplation of the landscape.
For people earning less than 2500 a month, 10,000 new homes in Milan
The mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, has unveiled a new housing plan that includes the construction of subsidised housing for middle-income families. The first areas to be covered are Porto di Mare, Lampugnano, Gorla and Quinto Romano.
8 stories of bunkers transformed into new architecture
Military architecture transformed into homes, museums and parks, in Denmark, Berlin, England, between BIG and RAAF: we explore projects thorugh which bunkers can find a new life.
DRIFT’s luminous flowers dance in the courtyard of Palazzo Strozzi
Until early 2025, the Renaissance courtyard of the palazzo hosts Shy Society, an installation project with music by RZA celebrating the beauty of metamorphosis.
The bicycle as a design object on show at the Adi Museum in Milan
‘Bicyclette: Un altro Giro tra Francia e Italia’ curated by Matteo Ragni will offer a privileged perspective on the world of cycling, with legendary examples and more recent creations.
An ancient mill in Brittany becomes a contemporary winery
In Carmen Maurice Architecture's renovation project, the walls tell of the nearby Atlantic Ocean through their materials, while a French countryside area returns to the winemaking vocation of its landscape.
Should we really be afraid of deepfakes?
From Stalinist photo retouching to social media hoaxes, images generated by AI represent only the latest phase in a long history of visual manipulation.
A new thin skyscraper, just one apartment wide, in Dubai
Designed by RCR Arquitectes, the Muraba Veil is the new 73-storey tower that will add to the emirate's skyline.
FKA Twigs “wears” British artist Allen Jones’s 1969 Green Table
With her latest single, Perfect Stranger, the English pop star turns the dance floor into a place of fantasy and total freedom, where anyone can become whatever they want, be it a work of art or a tea table.
In Argentina, a secret house hidden by its garden
A glass floor, an opaque floor and a recessed floor: three ways of relating to the open space in a house designed by Ana Smud to symbiotically blend with the vegetation.
An exhibition that is an apartment: Gamper, “I don’t like white cubes”
Martino Gamper tells Domus about his design as a dwelling act through the takeover of an 18th-century house.
New residential complex in Taiwan includes an urban farm
The bio-architecture studio Formosana is designed to create three multi-functional residential buildings based on circular economy principles.
Norman Foster interviews Neri Oxman: how to turn a mindset into a workspace
The guest editor of Domus in a conversation with the biodesign pioneer about the new interdisciplinary laboratory integrating architecture, engineering and biology.
AnZa Concrete, the brutalist espresso machine
It is designed by the multisciplinary Montaag studio: the new version is currently in development.
Farewell to Alberto Ponis (1933-2024), the architect of Sardinia
Protagonist of a unique season with his projects for Costa Paradiso and the Gallura region, the Genoese architect left us at 91, with the legacy of an architecture born of place and landscape.
A masterpiece of style and design: how Mario Bava shaped the Italian giallo
Blood and Black Lace not only pioneered the modern thriller but also stands as one of the most visually striking and innovative films of its time. A new restoration revived its brilliance.
Meet Andres Reisinger, who created a sensation with digital-only design
He became famous for selling a collection of impossible furniture for 450,000 euros. What has remained of that momentum and what is he up to now?
The titan of art: Pablo Picasso
October 25, 1881: Pablo Picasso was born in Málaga, Spain, destined to become one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. His life, a miniature epic, was a relentless journey through styles and experimentation, deeply marking modern art.
What’s new at the Triennale’s Italian design museum?
A new layout in ten sections, where fashion debuts together with nautical and illustration: Triennale renews its spaces dedicated to Made in Italy design with “Forme mobili”.
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V&A’s new location to open soon: it will host David Bowie’s archive
V&A East Storehouse by Diller Scofidio + Renfro will open in 2025 showcasing over half a million works spanning from Balenciaga dresses to Samurai swords and items from David Bowie’s collection.
Where did Zaha Hadid’s Grand Théâtre de Rabat go?
The spectacular complex in Morocco and Africa’s largest theatre is still closed: it is one of the last projects designed by Zaha Hadid herself.
A tour of Bologna’s street art with Alicè
Alice Pasquini, renowned street artist, took us on a tour of Bologna, a city brimming with open-air art, during the presentation of the new Ford Puma.
What will future hotels look like? Lionel Jadot has a solution
We met with the eclectic Belgian designer − recently named Designer of the Year at Maison&Objet − who is pioneering a hotel concept centered on bioconstructed materials and on collaboration with emerging designers.
Historic house transformed into a solar house in London
Archi-tectonics has transformed a townhouse in Primrose Hill into a fluid-spaced triplex, with an extension project valorizing sustainability and circularity.