In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Azure

• West Coast Wonder
  Whistler’s striking Panorama House kitchen — and its elegant Bosch appliances — create a quietly sophisticated showcase for the region’s awe-inspiring natural beauty
• Working Overtime
  An office-inspired dining pop-up extends nine-to-five culture into the night
• Dressed to Impress
  The NYC offshoot of a French department store chain gives an endangered typology an elegant makeover
• Guerrilla Gardening
  Montreal’s Gorilla Park was already a beloved public square — but design firm Civiliti helped make it official
• Urban Monoliths
  Materially driven designs with brawny silhouettes dominated this year’s edition of New York Design Week
• Good for Business
  The winds of change were blowing throughout the corporate sector in Chicago this June
• Comeback Tour
  In Copenhagen, brands returned to the archives to revive designs from decades past
• 5 Things We Learned from the Co-founder of Other Circle
  Svend Jacob Pedersen shares the bold vision behind Copenhagen’s hit design exhibition
• Healing Power
  Indigenous values shape the design of an entire city block in downtown Toronto, anchored by a wellness centre that sways with the wind
• RESIDENTIAL DESIGN & LIGHTING
  From Vancouver to Puerto Rico to Belgium, three houses that embrace an individual style. Plus: new coffee tables, shelving units and wall lamps
• Private Screening
  In Puerto Rico, Villa Brisana by Paul Raff Studio deftly connects with the outdoors
• If the House Fits
  MA+HG customizes a Vancouver home for a family synonymous with a vibrant shoe brand
• Keep it Clean
  Two furniture collections that use only one (or two) materials to striking effect
• Fresh Design
  Gaggenau’s next generation of cooling technology fuses architectural integration with tactile luxury and uncompromising performance
• THE SHOW MUST GO ON
  At a time when cultural institutions are under threat, V&A East Storehouse, Fenix in Rotterdam, London Museum and other cultural projects around the world are staging a daring new act
• Blow-Up
  Polish designer Oskar Zięta imbues the science of sustainable metallurgy with poetic grace and eye-catching flair
• Everyone Say Biidaasige (bee-daw-sih-geh)
  The crowning jewel in a $1.4 billion revitalization, Biidaasige Park stretches along the Don River’s mouth, which has been rerouted to open up Toronto’s previously flood-prone Port Lands for residential development. A once-in-a-generation undertaking, the resplendent green space is already in full use — by hikers, cyclists, kayakers and playground scramblers
• Material Change
  Natural, synthetic and hybrid building systems, new and old technologies, futuristic leaps forward and resilience on the ground: The overstuffed 19th Venice Architectural Biennale presents worlds of possibilities. Which should we pay attention to? And which will have lasting effects?
• INEQUALITIES EVERYWHERE
  The Triennale di Milano presents stark realities and glimpses of optimism in a wide-ranging exhibition
• Public Property
  The Belle, a Seussian pavilion for a West End Toronto cultural hub, was designed for and with its diverse community
• GOING THE DISTANCE
  IN A RURAL CORNER OF BOSNIA, A WOMEN’S SUPPORTIVE HOUSING COMPLEX FOSTERS COMMUNITY, HEALING AND PATHWAYS TO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EMANCIPATION
• Climate Meets Culture
  AZURE’s Human/Nature 2025 connects the dots between climate adaptation and community engagement. Learn more about our must-attend conference for A&D practitioners taking place in Toronto this October!
• Talk of the Town
  Three literary manifestos for designing public spaces that make an impact
• OUTSIDE the Comfort ZONE
  Another blazing hot summer saw climate survival gear start to merge with aspirational consumer goods