‘DOMa’ revisits the architectural process in an informed and elaborate manner, to understand and criticise it from within. Today we are often pushed to simply consume the final architectural product, frequently while overlooking the creative process. The magazine seeks to remedy that.

In its second issue, Ensamble Studio plans to inhabit an old quarry in Spain, Point Supreme Architects analyse the Petralona House in Athens, Xaveer De Geyter reconstructs the Headquarters of the Province of Antwerp using construction photos, Monadnock looks at the Atlas House in Eindhoven, and Salottobuono arrays the eclectic affinities of “Teatrino” found in architectural precedents.

‘DOMa’ revisits the architectural process in an informed and elaborate manner, to understand and criticise it from within. Today we are often pushed to simply consume the final architectural product, frequently while overlooking the creative process. The magazine seeks to remedy that.

In its second issue, Ensamble Studio plans to inhabit an old quarry in Spain, Point Supreme Architects analyse the Petralona House in Athens, Xaveer De Geyter reconstructs the Headquarters of the Province of Antwerp using construction photos, Monadnock looks at the Atlas House in Eindhoven, and Salottobuono arrays the eclectic affinities of “Teatrino” found in architectural precedents.