‘DOMa’ revisits the architectural process in an informed and elaborate manner, to understand and criticise it from within while ensuring the creative process is not overlooked.

DOMa magazine’s third edition follows the Belgian office of Jan de Vylder and Inge Vinck as they inhabit the architecture of an old warehouse, details the progression of a Swiss house by Lütjens Padmanabhan, watches SO-IL unveil the tension between materiality and the urban fabric while designing the Amant Campus in Brooklyn, documents Baukuh’s positioning of a pavilion-as-monument within an old factory, and traces the geometrical exploration of Diego Arraigada’s House in La Pedrera.

‘DOMa’ revisits the architectural process in an informed and elaborate manner, to understand and criticise it from within while ensuring the creative process is not overlooked.

DOMa magazine’s third edition follows the Belgian office of Jan de Vylder and Inge Vinck as they inhabit the architecture of an old warehouse, details the progression of a Swiss house by Lütjens Padmanabhan, watches SO-IL unveil the tension between materiality and the urban fabric while designing the Amant Campus in Brooklyn, documents Baukuh’s positioning of a pavilion-as-monument within an old factory, and traces the geometrical exploration of Diego Arraigada’s House in La Pedrera.