domus Vol. 1 - See also

The first part (1945-1954) of our facsimile edition of John Entenza's groundbreaking magazine, which launched the Case Study House Program; in ten boxes, each containing one year's worth of magazines. Limited to 5,000 copies.

"You will discover more ideas here about design and architecture... than you could find with convenience anywhere else... The sheer volume of information is breathtaking." —World of Interiors, London

“TASCHEN's domus series is a major publishing achievement and a must-have for all design and architecture teaching institutions, practicing architects, designers, students and collectors." —Concept for Living, London

"A must-have for any architecture and design buff... this collector's edition not only follows the history of the magazine, it also journeys to some of the most stimulating projects in the world." —Trace, New York

Volume II — 1940–1949: Destruction and reconstruction

Finally available as separate volume

“...the domus series is a must-have for all architecture and design enthusiasts.” - Vogue, London

Volume III — 1950–1954: Architecture of the avant-garde

Finally available as separate volume

“The past – it was beautiful back then… And this is the real bible. Amen.” - Das Magazin, Tages-Anzeiger, Zurich

Volume IV — 1955–1959: International affairs

Finally available as separate volume

“It’s the ultimate coffee-table collection – the world’s most influential architecture and design journal edited into this fabulous resource. Pure inspiration.” - Inside Out Magazine, London

Volume V – 1960–1964: Design goes pop

Finally available as separate volume

"domus has a rich history of spotting trends and fashions... It elevates icons to classics."
                                                   – Bene, New York

Volume VI — 1965–1969: Looking to the future

Finally available as separate volume

“Beautifully designed, comprehensively documented, page after page this series presents some of the most compelling design and architecture projects from around the world.”
                                   - DESIGNwatcher, New York

"You will discover more ideas here about design and architecture... than you could find with convenience anywhere else... The sheer volume of information is breathtaking.” —World of Interiors, London