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05/06/2026

A legendary symbol of Parisian nightlife returns through a project that merges memory, architecture, and contemporary culture. Originally opened in 1965 in the heart of Pigalle, the Bus Palladium has long represented a meeting point for music, art, and underground creativity. Today, following an extensive transformation led by Studio KO, the venue reopens with a renewed identity that carefully preserves its raw and authentic spirit while projecting it into a new era of experiential hospitality.

The intervention explores a refined balance between heritage preservation and contemporary spatial language. Textured materials, subdued palettes, sculptural lighting, and essential geometries redefine the interiors with a cinematic atmosphere that feels both intimate and monumental. Every architectural choice contributes to a multisensory narrative where sound, light, rhythm, and materiality interact to create a layered emotional experience. More than a renovation, the project becomes an exercise in spatial storytelling, capable of translating the cultural legacy of the club into a contemporary design vocabulary.

Today, Bus Palladium stands as a compelling case study in cultural regeneration and adaptive reuse. The project demonstrates how architecture and interior design can reactivate iconic urban spaces without erasing their emotional memory or social significance. By preserving the venue’s historic identity while introducing a sophisticated contemporary vision, Studio KO transforms the club into a timeless destination where design, music, and collective memory continue to coexist.

Photos by Matthieu Salvaing

04/06/2026

With Ziqqurat, Driade reinterpret the storage cabinet in an experimental way, starting from the traditional sideboard structure and transforming it into a visually complex and unconventional object.

The project is based on a modular cladding system with geometric patterns inspired by the iconic striped composition of Daniel Buren, generating a dynamic visual effect that appears random but is in fact governed by a precise underlying design logic. The result is a piece that combines function and visual research, where the structure of the cabinet is redefined through the language of pattern and perception.

Produced in 2024, Ziqqurat embodies the encounter between Driade, a historic Italian design brand known for its experimental approach, and Daniel Buren, an internationally acclaimed artist, marking a significant collaboration between the worlds of collectible design and contemporary art.

03/06/2026

Dunamis Architettura srl presents OPERAmobile, an adaptable device that brings together art, public space, and collective participation, turning architecture into a catalyst for relationships and new forms of collective experience.

On May 31, during IPER - Festival delle periferie and at the invitation of its president, Giorgio de Finis, OPERAmobile was featured in a masterclass focused on public space and the shared experience of art.

Joining the conversation were Dunamis founders Stefano Balassone, Lorenzo Cantalini, and Giovanna Marchei, together with journalist and communication expert Isabella Clara Sciacca, in a discussion on architecture’s capacity to foster connections between communities, places, and cultural heritage.

MAAM Museo dell'Altro e dell'Altrove di Metropoliz_città meticcia

01/06/2026

Conceived as a seamless dialogue between architecture, technology, and landscape, the restyling project by Fabrizio Fiorentino, lead of Atelier FCA, redefines contemporary alpine living through a refined and highly tailored approach. Every intervention was designed to elevate spatial quality and everyday comfort, balancing technical performance with a discreet and sophisticated aesthetic language.

The renovation included a complete upgrade of all technical systems, now aligned with the highest standards of energy efficiency, safety, and thermal wellbeing. Advanced home automation technologies were integrated invisibly within the architecture, while expansive openings and a fully glazed veranda maximize natural light and strengthen the connection between interior spaces and the surrounding landscape. Across the 850-square-meter residence, natural oak, American elm, and mineral surfaces create a warm and tactile material palette enriched by bespoke craftsmanship.

Distributed over three levels, the residence combines convivial living areas with spaces dedicated to privacy and wellness, including a home cinema, sauna, fitness room, and en-suite guest bedrooms. Custom-made furnishings and carefully curated details contribute to an immersive residential experience where contemporary interiors, artisanal expertise, and technical innovation coexist with effortless balance.

Photos by Juan Jerez

29/05/2026

Between myth, memory, and architecture, Anselm Kiefer transforms Tempelhof Airport into a powerful narrative device. With Danaë, the monumental work over thirteen meters long presented at the Centro de Arte Hortensia Herrero in Valencia, the German artist creates an intense dialogue between European history, collective trauma, and classical imagery. The former Berlin airport, an ambiguous symbol of the twentieth century, becomes the stage for a visual reflection on time and its layered histories.

The golden rain crossing the canvas recalls the Greek myth of Danaë, creating a tension between antiquity and modernity, architectural monumentality and human vulnerability. Matter, lead, texture, and light coexist in Kiefer’s practice within an almost archaeological dimension, where every surface appears to preserve traces of memory and transformation. The work does not simply represent a space — it emotionally redefines it, turning architecture into experience.

Hosted within the historic Palacio de Valeriola, the exhibition inaugurates the Centro de Arte Hortensia Herrero's temporary exhibition program and places Kiefer’s work in dialoge with a building shaped by centuries of history and restored through a contemporary language. The result is a powerful encounter between art, space, and collective memory, where past and present continue to overlap without ever fully resolving.

Photos by Nastassia Tarusava

28/05/2026

Conceived as an exploration of public space and collective interaction, OPERAmobile is the latest project by Dunamis Architettura srl. Based between Rome and L'Aquila, the studio develops a research-driven practice focused on memory, transformation, and the social role of architecture, investigating how design can generate dialogue, reconnect communities, and create new shared experiences.

The project will be unveiled at MAAM – Museo dell’Altro e dell’Altrove, the former industrial complex on Via Prenestina that today stands as one of Rome’s most active spaces for urban regeneration and cultural experimentation. Presented within IPER - Festival delle periferie, a platform dedicated to reflecting on the evolving identity of peripheral territories, OPERAmobile enters a context where artistic, architectural, and social practices continuously intersect.

At the invitation of Giorgio De Finis, the presentation will include a conversation between Dunamis and journalist Isabella Clara Sciacca. The discussion will address public space and contemporary regeneration processes, exploring how architecture can connect heritage and innovation while fostering new forms of collective interaction between people and places.

MAAM Museo dell'Altro e dell'Altrove di Metropoliz_città meticcia

May 31
h 7 pm
Maam - Museo dell'Altro e dell'Altrove
Via Prenestina 913, Rome, Italy

27/05/2026

OPERAmobile, the new project by Dunamis Architettura srl, investigates architecture as a tool for participation and exchange within contemporary public space. Developed through the studio’s ongoing research between Rome and L’Aquila, the project reflects on memory, transformation, and the ability of design to create new collective experiences.

Its first presentation will take place at MAAM – Museo dell’Altro e dell’Altrove during IPER - Festival delle periferie, a context dedicated to exploring the evolving identity of peripheral territories. The former industrial site on Via Prenestina, now a landmark for urban regeneration and cultural experimentation, becomes the setting for OPERAmobile’s dialogue with the city and its communities.

The event, promoted at the invitation of Giorgio De Finis, will include a conversation with journalist Isabella Clara Sciacca focused on regeneration processes, heritage, and the social role of architecture in fostering interaction between people, spaces, and contemporary urban realities.

MAAM Museo dell'Altro e dell'Altrove di Metropoliz_città meticcia

May 31
h 7 pm
Maam - Museo dell'Altro e dell'Altrove
Via Prenestina 913, Rome, Italy

25/05/2026

Among the most radical examples of post-war Italian architecture, Casa Arosio by Vico Magistretti in Arenzano stands as a refined synthesis of modernist language and landscape integration. Designed between 1956 and 1959, the villa unfolds through staggered volumes that follow the site’s natural topography, establishing an organic relationship between architecture, light, and the Mediterranean landscape.

The recent restoration was carried out through a philological and conservation-driven approach, preserving the project’s defining elements: glossy white plaster surfaces, flat roof gardens, pitch-pine window frames, and the iconic sculptural reinforced-concrete staircase. A measured intervention that upgrades the building’s performance while safeguarding both the original design intent and the experimental spirit of the 1950s.

Today, Casa Arosio remains a key reference in the discourse on modern Italian living — an architecture that is essential, precise, and deeply contemporary, capable of transforming contextual constraints into compositional value. A manifesto of Magistretti’s vision, where technical rigor, spatial balance, and domestic sensitivity coexist in perfect harmony.

Photos by Helenio Barbetta

Fondazione studio museo Vico Magistretti

22/05/2026

The Shanghai Grand Opera House, designed by Snøhetta in collaboration with international partners, is approaching its final construction phase along the Huangpu River, with opening scheduled for the second half of 2026. A continuous spiraling roof that envelops the site, creating an accessible public pathway and linking the theatre to the urban and riverside context, defines the architectural form.

Inside, the building articulates a dynamic space sequence, where large glazed facades introduce natural light into the foyers and deep-red sculptural volumes guide circulation towards the performances halls. The interior spatiality emphasizes an architectural experience that unfolds before and accompanies the enjoyments of the performances.

The overall composition of the project integrates public functions, diverse cultural programs and radial landscape strategies, aligned with the district’s ecological objectives. With auditoriums of varying capacities, the new building aims to serve as a multi-genre cultural hub and as an element of urban regeneration for Shanghai.

Photos by Tian Fangfang, Honne Dang

21/05/2026

Design by the Campana Brothers for edra in 2002, Boa reinterprets the sofa as a continuous, flexible from that wraps and defines space in an unconventional way. Built as a long upholstered element that coils and folds into itself, it abandons traditional rigid structures in favour of a fluid configuration that adapts naturally to its surroundings.

In this project, seating becomes an open and spatial gesture rather than a fixed object. The soft, organic geometry gives Boa both comfort and a strong sculptural identity, positioning it halfway between furniture and installation. Its continuous shape generates a sense of movement and visual impact that transforms the domestic environment into a more immersive experience.

Known for their experimental and poetic approach, Fernando and Umberto Campana combine unespected materials and artisanal techniques to create expressive object. Boa reflects this vision, redefining the sofa as an iconic and unconventional from that challenges the boundaries between structure, function and materiality.

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