La Cuadra San Cristóbal, completed in 1968, was designed as a residence for an entrepreneur and his horses: it is now the home of the Fundación Fernando Romero and new pavilions are planned, including one by Kengo Kuma.
We have collected the great projects that have changed the face of the city over the last two decades and opened the doors to the international star system.
Close to the architecture of ancient and modern China, CLOU Architects has designed a multifunctional complex as a disruptive territorial landmark, propelling new sporty and social energies.
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.
Tesla makes its ride-hailing debut with a service starting in June in Austin, where cars will circulate without a driver or supervision.
We live in smaller spaces, sharing them between people and different species, we move, save, and try to protect ourselves from excessive connectivity: what objects have emerged from this lifestyle change?
Some buildings are real social stars: here are which ones.
2025 is the year of anniversaries for Christo and Jeanne-Claude: New York celebrates 20 years of The Gates, an installation that Domus has chronicled in its pages since its conception in 1980.
In the two elevations of the Elipse building – an exact curve and a tormented series of wave-like terraces – the Austro-Hungarian rigor and the Mediterranean liveliness of the Slovenian capital are showcased.
Five costumes animate the structure designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret in Adelaide Cioni's performance at Arte Fiera.
It uses less energy than its Western counterparts while performing almost as well, and is open source: we may soon see it integrated in a variety of ways and on a variety of occasions. Neutral on Trump, but on the Tiananmen massacre...
A Capsule in Time is the name of the new edition of the Serpentine Pavilion in London for 2025. The project explores the relationship between time and architecture.
The new curatorial project at Fondazione ICA reveals an exceptional alignment between two artists, Birgit Jürgenssen and Cinzia Ruggeri, who never crossed paths.
supertype group extended a historic building with an open, hybrid structure, where living and garden spaces can be inserted and combined as plug-in modules.
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At the heart of the exhibition “Wadi AlFann presents James Turrell” is a journey through decades of work exploring light, space and perception, an invitation to gaze at the sky and its mysteries deep within the earth.
Between the unpublished, archival retrievals and new versions, the Italian company turns to the great Italian design masters to formulate some proposals for the 2025 catalogue.
By 2030, we will face an unprecedented situation: the first major space station in history will cease to exist. But what comes next?
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In Taep/Aap's project, openspaces and intimate spaces follow each other in a long strip that connects the desert and the sea, gathering around a tower born from a need for contemplation.
A connecting element of two linear parks on the banks of a river, the Chengdu Jiaozi Pedestrian Bridge is a connecting infrastructure not only for pedestrians but also for the surrounding vegetation.
A new exhibition explores pre-architecture, searching for a utopian ecological past where humanity and nature lived in profound harmony.
We have no choice but to accept it: AI artists have evolved. If in 1973 AARON emulated the human creative process, today Botto is capable of developing its own taste and personality. But is this good or bad?
The UK-based startup Apollo Instruments is now shipping a unique wristwatch inspired by the design and engineering of the Apollo Program.
A very limited edition to celebrate the Chinese New Year 2025 with the most famous game featuring a snake.
The recent gesture by Elon Musk has reignited attention on the ambiguity and power of symbols. The hand permeates art history: it creates, destroys, blesses, and dominates, challenging us to interpret its meaning.
Also known as the “Soviet Ufo”, the Buzludzha Memorial House was inaugurated by the Bulgarian communist regime in 1981. After years of looting, degradation, and public outrage, there is finally hope that it will be open again.
One year after the introduction of ‘Bologna city 30’, accidents have decreased except for bicycles, while no pedestrians have died for the first time in decades.
The Nordic countries’ tallest tower, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, opens in stages, transforming the landscape of a low-density city and hinting at its possible future development.
Drawing on the artistic experience of the American sculptor, Mino Caggiula designed the Blade Residences on Lake Lugano, made of vertical Corten steel partitions and green walls.
We met the directors of Turnà, a video that seamlessly blends real footage with AI-generated imagery created by Sora, bringing to life a fantastical city that is, nevertheless, undeniably Neaples.
We explore emblematic examples of regeneration where new uses have breathed new life, from the Tate Modern to Bofill’s Fabrica, via the Berghain and Gae Aulenti’s Musée d’Orsay.
The restoration of two historic buildings in Moncenisio works on the memory of the places, inserting wooden volumes into the original masonry to accommodate artists in residence.
It happened as a result of the analysis conducted by researchers at the Politecnico di Milano, who are working on a digital twin of the historic building.
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