The Shape of Architecture to Come?
A.I. is everywhere: summarizing our emails before we open them, augmenting our Google searches, filling our social media feeds with fake videos that seem uncannily real. For the architecture profession, its promises encompass both the bold and the banal. A.I. can be used to envision fantastical projects at the stroke of a key…It can also sort and read RFP and construction documents.

On the Waterfront
How cities along the Great Lakes are transforming dumping grounds — known as “confined disposal facilities” — into thriving landscapes

HACKING THE SYSTEM
How SO – IL is rewriting NYC’s architectural source code to reframe multi-family housing around the human experience

HACKING THE SYSTEM
How SO – IL is rewriting NYC’s architectural source code to reframe multi-family housing around the human experience

In Ausgabe 001/2025 von Azure

Other Scales, Other Species
In his teaching, writing and radical built works, Madridand New York–based architect Andrés Jaque emphasizes the rich complexities of overlapping systems of life — and urges optimism for the yet-to-come

City Builder
For almost two decades, architect Pat Hanson and her firm, Gh3*, have been bringing uncommon beauty to sustainable urban infrastructure in Toronto and Edmonton — and she’s only just begun

In Ausgabe 006/2024 von Azure

In Ausgabe 005/2024 von Azure