In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Azure

• Dinner Theatre
  The hospitality industry trades routine restaurant meals for high-design dining pop-ups
• Ensemble Cast
  For the second year in a row, a show staged by the Montreal collective Ensemble (most deservedly) won DesignTO’s “Best Exhibition” award
• Living Out of a Suitcase
  Canadian luggage brand Monos packs its latest shops with cafés that channel local spirit
• Rock of Ages
  Might stone be the next frontier of sustainable architecture? Lloyd Alter profiles an ambitious trio — comprising an architect, an engineer and a master mason — that argues the ancient structural material could be better for the environment than mass timber
• Stair Ways
  What will it take to make single-stair egress possible for small multi-unit buildings in urban areas? Conrad Speckert, a building code consultant and designer who serves as a member of the single-egress task group at the Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes, looks at recent progress across the country
• IN TOP FORM
  Form Us With Love is over the status quo: The Stockholm studio is not only reimagining furnishings — but also how they’re showcased
• Fill in the Blanks
  In the space where a derelict structure once stood, Scott & Scott Architects has crafted a modern expression of living for a designer couple
• RIDING THE LINE
  After a nearly 15-year journey full of twists and turns, Toronto’s Line 5, also known as the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, has finally opened to the public. Was it worth the wait?
• LIVE, WORK, ADAPT, MULTIPLY
  An architect and a graphic designer revamp a 1950s medical clinic for their family, their studios (AAmp and Viva & Co.), their tenants — and the whole neighbourhood. How a humble Toronto building now packs in more density, multiple uses and major joy
• Outdoor Furniture
  From new designs to reimagined favourites, these collections create dream-worthy destinations for al fresco lounging and dining all season long