role as the magazine's new editor. He was mandated with two tasks: to create Domus Web whose graphic design was entrusted to Dan Hill, which went online on 9 December 2010 and to edit the paper version with graphics by Salottobuono (by Marco Ferrari from January 2013). The April 2011 (issue 946) was the first issue published under Grima's direction. His co-editors were Marcello Minerbi and Roberto Zancan. According to publisher Giovanna Mazzocchi Bordone, Joseph Grima had the task of transforming Domus [10 ] : [...] "The magazine must delve more deeply, provide interpretive readings. The rest – trends, news, experiments – should showcase on all the platforms that today's technology allows us to use." The semi-native iPad edition was launched in September 2012 (issues 961 – 974). Under Manuel Erhenfeld and Marco Ferrari's artistic direction, the app was Merit Winner at the 48th SPD Annual Awards in the App of the Year and Best News App categories. In September 2013, Joseph Grima handed the editorship over to Nicola Di Battista, deputy editor of the magazine in the 1990s, supported by a College of Masters (David Chipperfield, Kenneth Frampton, Hans Kollhoff, Werner Oechslin and Eduardo Souto de Moura) and a Study Center, comprising a team of young professionals. Di Battista's goal is to place people at the center of contemporary architecture. Contents Founded to circulate ideas regarding style in homemaking and furnishing, over the years Domus—through its various editors—has explored a wide range of nuances in the fields of architecture, the applied arts, industrial design, art, urban planning, editorial and advertising graphics, digital communications, always with an international perspective. Editors 15 January 1928: Gio Ponti July 1941: Massimo Bontempelli, Giuseppe Pagano and Melchiorre Bega October 1942: Massimo Bontempelli, Guglielmo Ulrich and Melchiorre Bega October 1943 – December 1944: Melchiorre Bega 1945: publication ceased due to the war January 1946 (issue 205): Ernesto Nathan Rogers January 1948: Gio Ponti July 1976: Gio Ponti and Cesare Casati July 1979: Alessandro Mendini January 1985: Lisa Licitra Ponti March 1986: Mario Bellini January 1992: Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani February 1996: François Burkhardt September 2000: Deyan Sudjic January 2004 (issue 866): Stefano Boeri May 2007 (issue 903): Flavio Albanese April 2010 (issue 935): Alessandro Mendini April 2011 (issue 946): Joseph Grima September 2013 (issue 972): Nicola Di Battista January 2018 (issue 1020): Michele De Lucchi Local versions China (2006) Israel (2009) India (2011) Mexico (2011) América