ECC’s "Time Space Existence" in Venice until 11/23/2025 explores sustainable design. #sponsored

Among the items most hated by passengers at airports are bag sizers, those measuring aids used to check whether your hand luggage is within the permitted dimensions. Today, they are the ones that tell us most about how our way of flying will change.

Google’s new AI features like AI Overview or the revolutionary AI Mode provide instant, summarized answers by synthesizing content from news outlets — but at the cost of driving traffic away from websites.

Everyone knows Carlo Scarpa's famous Olivetti store in Piazza San Marco. However, few people are aware that in 1961, the architect also collaborated with Dino Gavina on another store which, although less well known, is equally fascinating. Today, we .

Rectangular, transparent, unapologetically odd: Headphone (1) marks a new high point in the young tech brand’s Space Age aesthetic. We tested it — here are our impressions.

To celebrate its centenary, the German brand is launching Monopan 50, the first 35mm film to bear the Leica name, featuring a visual identity fully aligned with the company’s design language.

We have selected ten spectacular works overlooking the water and often visible mainly from the water, among plays of reflections, privileged perspectives and an “elective” dialogue with the landscape.

In the 1930s, stage designer Alexandre Ferenczy and architect Hermann Henselmann – who would later gain fame for Berlin TV Tower and Karl-Marx-Allee – collaborated on a Bauhaus-style Villa Kenwin near Montreux, a manifesto home for three intellectuals, .

Mazzonetto metal roofing defines a Vicenza house with essential geometry and modern style. #sponsored

Four years of work and a €500 million budget have brought one of Paris’s most imposing landmarks back to life: the Grand Palais, which reopens with exhibitions curated by the Centre Pompidou.

The Doris Duke Theatre at Jacob’s Pillow — a legendary site for dance on the East Coast — is reborn after the fire: sustainable, flexible, blending technology and Indigenous values.

A cult object from the 1990s and Y2K aesthetic has returned in the form of a technological sculpture: a redesigned MiniDisc combining billet aluminium and analogue nostalgia with precision engineering.

After years of broken promises, foldable phones have become what they were supposed to be: sleek, slim, and genuinely useful. Samsung is leading the charge with the new Galaxy Fold and Flip, and artificial intelligence is playing a key role.

Seventy years ago, the American architect presented The Illinois to the world: a tower more than two kilometres high and containing a veritable city with nuclear-powered elevators. Thanks to renderings by architect David Romero, we can now see what it .

After two decades of delays and abandonment, Rome’s long-unfinished Tor Vergata project is finally back in the spotlight: it will host the 2025 Youth Jubilee.

Zaha Hadid Architects new masterplan for Khalid Bin Sultan City introduces a new city organised around a two-kilometre linear oasis.

To renovate an old farmhouse dominated by the materiality of granite, studio Dyvik Kahlen juxtaposed it with a domestic space slightly recessed into the ground, defined by the transparency of glass.

We explore the typology of the trullo, iconic spontaneous Apulian architecture with a vaguely dreamlike feel that, for decades, has been a cherished destination for a (presumed) escape from civilization.

It is called Dataland and its creator is Refik Anadol, the artist who invented data painting and dedicated an immense installation to Frank Gehry at the Guggenheim in Bilbao. The most interesting thing? The museum is located inside one of Gehry's works.

As the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts by MAD Architects moves toward its 2026 opening, its surrounding park—designed by Studio-MLA—takes shape as a mature and integral part of an ambitious narrative and infrastructural project.