Domus 1970-1979

Domus 1970-1979Founded in 1928 by Milanese architect and designer Gio Ponti, domus has stood as a "living diary" chronicling major themes and stylistic movements in architecture and design. This reprint focuses on the 1970s, a transformative era marked by individualism, the rise of postmodernist tendencies, and heightened ecological awareness in response to the global energy crisis. The volume showcases influential projects and practitioners, including Shiro

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including the Cartier mansion in New York and the Saint James in Paris

Coordinated with an exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

as well as provocateurs like Jeff Koons and Marina Abramovic

During the 1980s in downtown New York City

such as twelve months of birthday cake decorations matching each month's gemstone

finding one's voice

"Ice Cold" goes beyond ostentatious bling to tell a transformative story that is both loud and proud

A captivating peek into the personal spaces of over 20 influential names in British design and decoration

the book showcases over 200 websites that played pivotal roles in shaping the digital landscape

Plantopedia caters to all levels and aims to foster a deeper connection to the natural world through the joy of growing and maintaining houseplants

Along with colleagues Dana Canedy