DOMUS #1102 2025 sport Essays spanning the archaeological and

Essays spanning the archaeological and the astronautical

and a sense of austerity that contrasts strongly with the intricate ornamentation generally seen in traditional Japanese architecture

The works produced by the furniture company Zanotta featured here cover a time frame of 21 years

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this new edition of the first of the Bauhausbücher is accompanied by a brief scholarly commentary

DOMUS #1102 2025 sport Essays spanning the archaeological andThe latest issue of Domus offers an in depth look at current trends in architecture and design, with a particular focus on social dynamics and the crucial need for sustainability. At the heart of this exploration is the 19th Venice International Architecture Exhibition, Intelligens. Naturale. Artificiale. Collettiva. (Intelligent. Natural. Artificial. Collective.), curated by Carlo Ratti. Editorial Director Walter Mariotti sits down with Ratti to