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The Interiors Issue, Nov/Dec 2018
$ 9.95 CAD
In the November/December 2018 issue, Azure profiles some of the most cutting-edge interior designs from across the globe, including a sinuously ceilinged restaurant by Partisans in Toronto, a warehouse turned airy office space by Waterfrom Design in Taiwan and British starchitect David Chipperfield’s first project on Canadian soil: an unabashedly austere salon for an online fashion retailer.See more → -
The Trends Issue, Oct 2018
$ 11.00 CAD
See more →What’s on the architecture and design horizon for 2019? From oversized volumes and rounded forms to fluid metal mesh and prismatic surfaces, AZURE’s October issue examines the concepts, materials and processes promising to redefine our spaces over the coming 12 months and beyond.Plus: The major global projects melding built and natural forms like never before / Why maverick Dutch designer Bertjan Pot pursues imperfection / An innovative new conference space atop a landmark Montreal hotel -
The Urbanism Issue, Sept 2018
$ 11.00 CAD
See more →AZURE’s September 2018 issue takes an in-depth look at how to solve some of today’s toughest urban challenges, from the key to creating more affordable housing (think architectural flexibility and public-private partnerships) to designing smarter, more inclusive public spaces (expert Claire Weisz has plenty to say on the subject).
Plus: Fumihiko Maki’s game-changing new cultural complex in China / An on-the-ground report from the Venice Architecture Biennale / Avenue Road’s new showroom in Vancouver
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Annual AZ Awards Issue, July/Aug 2018
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See more →Pick up the July/August 2018 issue of AZURE for a comprehensive look at the winners of the eighth annual AZ Awards,a globe-spanning array including a grain silo turned spectacular residential tower in Copenhagen, a sleek taquería in Mexico City and a statement-making wall light from Toronto’s Castor Design.
Plus: Smiljan Radić’s game-changing theatre in Chile / Top trends and releases from Milan Design Week / Sub-Saharan Africa’s growing design clout
