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The Product Innovations Issue, Mar/Apr 2020
$ 11.00 CAD
See more →Azure’s March/April issue takes an in-depth look at the latest innovations in product creation, from new alternatives to plastic to a novel approach to making contract furniture. Plus: How a studio best known for high-end hospitality design is galvanizing the accessible home-furnishings market.
Other features include:
Manhattan Transfer: Canadian homeware brand EQ3 expands into the U.S. with a brand reboot and striking new retail flagship
High Performance: Hempcrete – concrete’s eco-friendlier cousin – gives the latter a run for its money
Point of View: An Alpine home by Berlin architect Sigurd Larsen is all about the sightlines
Groundbreaker: Shape Architecture’s starkly beautiful remembrance centre in Edmonton functions as both a public and private monument
