New museums, works that will change Milan and Rome forever, and new towers: the architectures we expect to see completed by the end of next year are associated with great names, from Jean Nouvel to OMA, from Gehry to BIG.
Art, design and fashion never stop in Milan, even when it's panettone time: here's a list of must-see exhibitions over the next few weeks.
Trower Falvo Architects worked with hybrid spaces and a toned language of brick, steel and porcelain for the extension of a former art hotel with Tudor Revival details.
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.
Reuse of architecture is a shared value, as a selection of projects published this year can tell us, including symbols reborn, large stations, small clubs, museums, houses and, predictably, a lot of Paris.
The return of Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, the Bob Dylan biopic starring Chalamet, The Brutalist and Robbie Williams turning into a monkey: these are just some of the things we can expect to see this year.
Brandenberger Kloter Architekten replaced an old garage with a house dominated by the spirit of Raumplan, a visual continuity that connects interior spaces with each other and with the surrounding nature.
The renovation carried out by Roovice in Kamakura was created to valorize an abandoned dwelling, and showcases a strongly Japanese idea of domesticity, where pragmatism and design coexist.
This is the fundamental question addressed by a new global study conducted by EY in collaboration with the International Federation of Consulting Engineers.
Talents Design Awards by Honor were a forum for debating AI in creativity, and Domus had the chance to gain further insights from Perttu Pölönen, futurist and keynote speaker at the awards.
Opening by the end of the year in Lishui, the new airport, designed by Ma Yansong’s studio, is set to harmonize with its surrounding environment.
The new turnstiles are crafted to transcend the concept of a barrier while preserving the visual heritage of the original gates.
Novelist-director Alex Garland’s latest movie is a powerful critique of our world, told primarily through its use of color.
Retail environments, which have been rethought around the concept of “experience” since the last century, have undergone an even more profound transformation with the advent of e-commerce.
Notre-Dame Cathedral reopens its doors in Paris after the 2019 fire: a cornerstone of art, which, like art itself, has always been in constant transformation.
Tobias Zielony's photographs, taken fifteen years ago, reveal the social and physical environment of a controversial architectural complex that is now being demolished.
An alpha artist shares his experience as one of the first users of OpenAI’s text-to-video platform: many doubts remain, including the need for more accessible and open solutions.
Enriched by an extension – and a change of program – during the pandemic, a house in Nova Lima offers a solid concrete and steel front to the street, then opens onto a bright garden.
An exhibition at the Museum of Decorative Arts explores the evolution of the iconic transitional toy, tracing its journey from early triumphs to modern-day challenges.
The houses we selected from those published on Domus throughout the year are all parts of extended and complex habitats: from micro-homes to villas, they all express an enriching dialogue with their context.
Whether you are 9 or 99 years old, you have undoubtedly heard about Elon Musk in 2024. And not just because he is the richest man on the planet.
The new project by Andrea Caputo Studio has added a 200 square metre ramp to the Oxford Street store, where events and capsule collection presentations will be hosted.
The exhibition celebrates the master's jewelry, unveiling his mystical vision of design.
Co3 has redesigned the entrance spaces and inner courtyard of the historic Assolombarda headquarters, close to Duomo and Torre Velasca, valorizing the original design and establishing a new continuity with the urban context.
Once again, among the architectures we published this year, we have selected stories of housing, infrastructure, places for culture, recollection and entertainment, capable of expanding the collective dimension of cities and landscapes.
“Only through the monster do we see our bodies for what they are”: we met Agnes Questionmark at “Nexaris Suite”, her new exhibition.
From fashion to architecture, we have selected some very different titles for this Christmas. But they all demonstrate design's ability to infiltrate the everyday like a life force.
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At the Espace Niemeyer, the party’s historic headquarters, Jacquemus organized a lottery evening: the brand’s latest accessories were up for grabs.
In the December 2024 issue, Domus celebrates Italy, a country of contradictions that, despite its challenges, continues to be a model of excellence and savoir-faire.
The new year is just around the corner: an overview of the most anticipated art events around the world.
From the regeneration of small villages to ambitious metropolitan projects, we have selected the boldest projects in imagining new ways of living in the challenge against climate change.
The villa is one of the most explored architectural typologies in history. From house-museums to celebrity mansions, here are the ones that caught our attention in 2024.
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