DOMUS #1106 2025 - Immaterial curatingFrom matter to its opposite: with a cover by Refik Anadol and contributions by Michele De Lucchi and Yves Bhar, Bjarke Ingels concludes his journey as Domus guest editor by exploring the immaterial as the new frontier of design.
Plants that can thrive under the most challenging of conditions are becoming more important in ensuring food security in our changing climate
it recycles and reconfigures elements of fable
This issue is dedicated to a profession we—as architects-to-be—have up until now mostly known through internships and short-term employment
resulted in an open design method
The X-Files celebrate those who bring excellence to the 032c universe: the hue enthusiast RAF SIMONS
Some might say that fashion and authenticity are antithetical: one the definition of the present ethos
moreboth paint trees and are now being featured together in an exhibition for the first time
Philipp Kaiser
this volume considers how the efforts of LGBTQIA+ artists have advanced their public presence in museums and society alike
and satisfaction of baking
Pateos Guest Houses
die den unendlichen Zyklus aus Anfangen