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.

Curated by architect Courage Dzidula Kpodo, the new edition of LagosPhoto transforms former prisons, independence buildings, and radical architectures into spaces where photography explores freedom, memory, and identity.

Designed by Ex., the new Aldo Frattini Bivouac is a true unicum in the history of the Italian Alpine landscape: the first textile architecture built in an extreme environment, a scientific outpost, and a “high-altitude” venue for Bergamo’s GAMeC.

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.

A “parkipelago” along the East River, near the Williamsburg Bridge — designed also as protection against climate events — is only the first step: the East Side shoreline is set to become increasingly green.

Industrial design, Memphis, birch wood and much more characterise this 70 sqm house in the capital of Emilia, where the designers chose to move, but not before turning it into their ideal home.

In Los Angeles, architecture, light, and spatial composition turn the act of consumption into a language and a marker of status — a manifesto of contemporary luxury built through visual experience.

In Another England, artist Phillip Toledano uses Midjourney to conjure a vision of a bygone Britain that exists only in the imagination of Artificial Intelligence.

From early blurrings to the Birkenau works: at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, 270 pieces construct the portrait of an absolute master of our time.

A new accessory combines optical lenses and Google’s Nano Banana AI model to create AI-enhanced photographs on the spot.

Made in Japan with a structure inspired by the “a piece of cloth” concept, the iPhone Pocket blends Issey Miyake’s experimental aesthetics with Apple design’s precision.

“Postcolonial Reclamations” shows how architecture can reclaim buildings that “seem to have fallen from the sky.” Curator Jawad Elhusuni tells Domus about it.

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Futuristic, anti-macho, sustainable, Bauhaus-inspired: 25 years ago, the tiny Audi entered production — a manifesto for the design of tomorrow. Between Ross Lovegrove, Matali Crasset and Andrea Morganti, the designers who still love it told us its story.

A retrospective exhibition at the ADI Design Museum in Milan brings back into the spotlight the post-radical collective that, since the 1970s, rewrote the rules of design through objects, performances, and countercultural ideas.

The major regeneration project will begin in 2026: the Lombard village, a UNESCO World Heritage site for decades, will be transformed into cultural spaces and creative workshops, while the workers’ houses will be restored and enhanced without compromisi...

Bultan is part of a collection of furniture designed to give a new life to industrial waste, without losing in the care for design.

From Queens to Paris: the American filmmaker signs The House on Utopia Parkway, an immersive exhibition whose installation resembles a life-size Cornell Box.

Designed by Jaque Studio, Naboa Tulum is a boutique hotel immersed in the Mexican jungle. Local materials, essential geometries and passive strategies interact with the landscape to reinterpret the relationship between architecture, nature and territori...