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The Workspace Issue, June 2019
$ 9.95 CAD
See more →In our June issue, we look at the way working life is evolving – and how architects and designers are responding to the needs of both employers and employees. In London, MoreySmith fashions a new HQ for a menswear brand seeking a less siloed set-up, while Snøhetta’s ultra-flexible design centre for Swarovski in Austria is factory and showplace in one. In Toronto, MSDS Studio crafts a contemporary home for a venerable ad agency in a century-old building, while the clan behind Norway’s Kvistad corners the market on homey workspaces (fuzzy wall rugs included).
Plus: From BIG to Linehouse, top architecture and design firms show off their own nerve centres / A Manhattan plaza by Scape camouflages impressive flood protections / Vancouver’s most arresting new landmark is a study in scarlet -
The Northern Issue, May 2019
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See more →In the May issue, AZURE travels to the far north to take stock of the remarkable range of modern buildings being erected there. In Labrador, Todd Saunders’s seaside cultural centre creates a new benchmark for the region, while Henning Larsen’s town hall-cum-footbridge in the Faroe Islands both nods to and expands local aesthetics. And then there’s Icelandic architect Pálmar Kristmundsson’s striking beachfront retreat – on the site of a former concrete factory.
Plus: Thomas Phifer’s monolithic addition to the Glenstone Museum in Maryland / A conversation with Anna Heringer, the German-born architect championing mud as a building material / The ingenious concrete coach house by Turin firm ElasticoSPA in Italy’s earthquake-prone Friuli region
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The Products and Materials Issue, Mar/Apr 2019
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See more →In Azure’s March/April edition, top architects and designers share their go-to fabricators for everything from glass curtain walls to specialty ceilings, while a survey of today’s next-gen materials includes more than a few surprises (recycled-plastic terrazzo, anyone?). In Nepal, German-based rug maker Jan Kath shows how it’s making carpets cool again. And in the U.K., the founders of prolific studio Industrial Facility reflect on how they balance creative and commercial success.
Plus: A monolithic Chilean beach house by Alejandro Aravena / Snohetta’s stunning Central Library in Calgary / A flood-proof park on the New York City waterfront
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The Houses Issue, Jan/Feb 2019
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See more →A vibrantly hued getaway in Portugal. Architect Omar Gandhi’s latest coastal marvel in Nova Scotia. The circular condo complex redefining Winnipeg’s landscape. These are just a few of the dynamic projects featured in Azure’s January/February 2019 issue, devoted to the best and most innovative residential architecture.
Plus: An Irish art-house cinema more than a decade in the making / Toronto’s new Museum of Contemporary Art / How Mexico’s Teopanzolco Cultural Center pays homage to its pre-Hispanic surroundings
