For more than twenty years, the Holcim Foundation Awards have celebrated projects worldwide that promote a culture of sustainable building. The projects awarded with the Gran Prize have finally been revealed.
The Ticinese architect will design the redevelopment of GNAM’s most debated wing, the one designed by Luigi Cosenza and never completed: it is one of the most iconic and unfortunate spaces in 20th-century Italian architecture.
A space that does not merely host performance, but produces it, accompanies it, and makes it visible: this is the new Performa Hub designed by DS+R for the New York biennial entirely devoted to performance — which, until now, has always been itinerant.
Lighting, furniture and interior design become the visual language through which the Netflix series set in Rome’s 1970s erotic-publishing scene portrays a country in the midst of profound transformation.
You can share your work through the function by Domus where you can upload your architecture, design, interior, graphics, illustration, photography and art projects.
Vignesh Sundaresan, collector and angel investor, has launched a new museum in Singapore dedicated to digital art. The institution opens with an immersive installation by Olafur Eliasson that records visitors’ experiences on a blockchain-based archive.
Carrara District: a contemporary vision of marble combining culture, innovation, and technology.
A series of twin objects, identical yet reversible, revealing different functions depending on their orientation: Du Pasquier signs a playful and conceptual project for Mutina on the theme of the double.
Belkin updates its classic wired earbuds with noise cancellation and three EQ presets — a solid upgrade that you can buy for just $30.
Last year’s reMarkable Paper Pro introduced color but sacrificed the experience. With the new Paper Pro Move, reMarkable has found the perfect format: we tested it.
The newly unveiled concept aims to bring to the Swiss Alps the densification and verticality strategies typical of metropolitan agglomerations.
The Cupertino-based company opted for the first large-scale application of this technology with the Apple Watch Ultra 3 and the titanium cases of the Watch Series 11, and explained the entire process to Domus.
At MarmoMac 2025, Authentic Natural Stone recounts a new vision of natural stone: sustainable, cultural and innovation-oriented. An ancient material that speaks to the future.
Suspended bridges and damp tunnels frame these micro wooden architectures, powered by old motorcycles, that travel every day along the tracks leading to San Cipriano — a village deep in the Colombian jungle.
With the two projects in the Gulf of Baratti in Tuscany – among the few he realized in his career – the Florentine architect developed the construction of his architectural vision, an original synthesis of nature and technique.
Dalí, Hockney, Basquiat and Keith Haring himself were the protagonists of the utopia that was Luna Luna. Today, the radical design brand Gufram is reissuing two of the seats from the carousel Haring created for the iconic amusement park in Hamburg.
And it comes in the form of interior architecture: the cinema designed by BACH inside the museum’s historic building, a renovation of the existing auditorium that merges postmodern echoes with an entirely contemporary mission.
In the Agouza park, on the western bank of the Nile, Cluster and Thiss Studio are inaugurating a new free cultural space to protect one of the capital’s few remaining green areas.
Historically established as basement taverns beneath town halls in the German-speaking Vienna area, Ratskellers have a long-standing tradition. Today, BWM Designers & Architects’ project renews a Rathauskeller, preserving its original charm without falling into postcard-style historicism.
For the first time in Italy, an exhibition reveals previously unseen archival pieces by the artist who revolutionized the 20th century, exploring his 1950s output as a graphic designer for fashion magazines and as a fashion designer.
Comfort, functionality, and attention to detail for workspaces that put people at the center: with Quadrifoglio Group, the office is transformed into a a design-driven space to feel good and work better.
On Thursday, 20 November, the Indian artisan furniture brand Diviana will open its showroom for a discussion between architects. The theme is the relationship between craftsmanship and luxury.
With a play of upright and inverted arches, the renovation by Tanaka|Tomidei expands the space of a small home, creating perspective-driven visual sequences and subtly echoing the city’s historic architecture.
In Canada, a lakeside cottage weaves a discreet yet passionate dialogue with its natural surroundings, combining rigorous geometries and camouflage.
Photographer Sølve Sundsbø transforms the four elements into visual archetypes, bringing Botticelli, Brueghel, Courbet, and Turner together in a dialogue between myth, art, and contemporary identity.
Seven aphorisms and reflections by the Italian maestro, who is 90 years old, tell the story of a life that has crossed the history of design, always with lightness and depth.
The internet’s fascination with futuristic technologies often goes beyond the limits of science and engineering. This time, it was Tesla’s and Tata’s levitating shoes that went viral — but the video was created with AI.
In this 1950s Uruguayan home, FROM overturns the house’s original functional layout and, with a pedestrian ramp, creates an unexpected relational space opening to the outdoors.
For this historic wine estate in southern France, Studio Mumbai and Studio Méditerranée used local earth as the main building material, combining the concept of genius loci with environmental sustainability.
After a brief interlude in Brianza, from April 20–26 Alcova returns to the Baggio Military Hospital and, for the first time ever, opens to the public the legendary Villa Pestarini by Franco Albini.
Schüco's Integralmaster integrates the blind into the window frame, adjusting light and privacy with a gesture and without visual clutter.
DJI launches Neo 2, the second generation of its ultralight drone. It takes off from your hand, automatically follows the subject, avoids obstacles, and can be controlled with gestures.
The Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art, designed by BIG, is almost ready: a village of pavilions will host the exhibition “Materialism”, an extension of Bjarke Ingels’ editorial project for Domus.
Quotations, reinventions, tableaux vivants: all the times music stars have embodied their favorite works of art.
Developed by a UK engineer, the hand-cranked, off-the-grid device helps save 75% of the time employed for hand washing. It’s currently being deployed in refugee camps and remote villages in developing countries.
From niche experiments to the heart of museum life: performance art is redefining how we gather, watch, and remember — and why it’s reshaping the art world today.
The Swiss studio, together with Pbdw Architects, has renewed for Sotheby’s the brutalist icon that once housed the Whitney and the Met, enhancing the building’s original spirit and reclaiming its spaces to host the great auction house’s collections and events.
