domus 1960s

The 1960s brought pop culture, futuristic ambitions and new synthetic materials into architecture and design, and the journal domus documented the decade with its usual rigour and style. The projects it featured range from avant-garde experiments in form to the work of Kenzo Tange and Angelo Mangiarotti and Gio Ponti's Pirelli Tower.

This revised edition collects the journal's issues from the decade in one volume. It was edited by Charlotte and Peter Fiell, design historians and authors of more than 70 books on design, including 1000 Lights and Design of the 20th Century for TASCHEN. The hardcover has 640 pages in English.