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AZURE

Jun 01 2019
Magazine

Lively, fresh, forward-looking, but also socially relevant — this defines Azure, the leading design publication covering the expanding world of international contemporary architecture and design. Each issue delivers readers inspiring ideas and cutting-edge innovations, from state-of-the-art green building to the latest in furniture and home accessories from around the globe.

Azure • Vol. 35 - No. 272 June 2019

Work at Play

We Asked…

First + Foremost • People, projects and products you need to know about now

Curves Ahead • GENESIN STUDIO DEFINES A RESTAURANT INTERIOR WITH A GRID OF TILES THAT REPLACE HARD ANGLES WITH ROUNDED CORNERS

Plant Power • VEGANISM IS BECOMING BIG BUSINESS AS MAJOR BRANDS FROM CASSINA TO HUGO BOSS TRY A FLORA-NOT-FAUNA APPROACH

Photo Shop • SNARKITECTURE CASHES IN ON THE INSTAGRAMMABLE NATURE OF ITS WORK WITH A DEDICATED EXHIBITION SPACE IN A NEW YORK CITY MALL

Saturation Point • SCAPE’S LATEST MANHATTAN PLAZA CONCEALS IMPRESSIVE STORM SURGE PROTECTION WITHIN A WELCOMING PUBLIC SPACE

Super Natural • SWEDISH BRAND BAUX EXPLORES BIOMIMICRY WITH A ZER0-WASTE ACOUSTIC PANEL

Fresh Baked • EXPLORING THE BAKER’S HOUSE, FÄRG & BLANCHE’S EXHIBITION OF WORKS INSPIRED BY ONE PARTNER’S ANCESTRAL HOME

Red Alert • A NEW VANCOUVER LANDMARK’S SCARLET SKIN AND SCULPTURAL FORM ARE MADE TO COMMAND ATTENTION

Wild Flower • MADE FROM REINFORCED CONCRETE, JEAN NOUVEL’S NATIONAL MUSEUM OF QATAR RISES LIKE A HARDY BLOOM

Sterling Character • LUMINOUS METALLIC FACADES ADD DRAMA AND DEPTH TO A RANGE OF RECENT PROJECTS

Saving Grace • 3D PRINTING IS COMING TO THE RESCUE OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES

Letting in the Light • TWO DISTINCTIVE PROJECTS ENLIST UNCONVENTIONAL ELEMENTS TO CREATE SEMI-TRANSPARENT FACADES

Spiral Effect • TO CLAD AN ANGULAR NEW TOWER IN TEL AVIV, RON ARAD ARCHITECTS CHOSE DEKTON – MOST COMMONLY SEEN ON COUNTERTOPS

Full Frontal • IN BELGIUM, DMVA ARCHITECTEN ADOPTS A MIX OF DIVERSE YET COMPLEMENTARY MATERIALSTO UPDATE A HISTORIC COMPLEX

Outer Limits • SLEEK AND DURABLE MATERIALS ENHANCE NOT ONLY THE LIFE OF BUILDING FACADES BUT ALSO THEIR AESTHETICS

Fashion Forward • Menswear brand Dunhill hired English practice MoreySmith to craft a less siloed, more collaborative HQ. The results both look good and feel right

CRYSTAL CLARITY • A soft design palette and a rigorous yet flexible layout distinguish Snøhetta’s new production centre for a company renowned for bling

New Modern • MSDS Studio uses unexpected bespoke elements to carve out a contemporary home for a 60-year-old ad agency within a century-old building in Toronto

Inside the Active Studio • From BIG’s new digs in DUMBO to Valerio Olgiati’s austere Swiss lair, the workspaces of today’s busiest architects and designers are as distinctive and inspiring as the buildings, interiors and products conceived therein. Over the next six pages, Azure offers a globe-spanning peek at the unique creative environments of seven exceptional firms. (Yes, that is a public café on the ground floor of COBE’s base in Denmark.)

In the familien way • Composed of two siblings and their respective spouses, Norwegian design studio Kvistad is bringing authentic and unabashed hominess to European workplaces. Its goal as a family firm is to help people perform their jobs better through greater degrees of comfort. Just don’t call what they’re doing hygge

Soft Seating

Resilient and Wood Flooring

Boldface

Happiness by Design • THE CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE MARKS ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN EXTENSIVE INVESTIGATION OF WELL-BEING


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 100 Publisher: Azure Publishing Inc. Edition: Jun 01 2019

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Lively, fresh, forward-looking, but also socially relevant — this defines Azure, the leading design publication covering the expanding world of international contemporary architecture and design. Each issue delivers readers inspiring ideas and cutting-edge innovations, from state-of-the-art green building to the latest in furniture and home accessories from around the globe.

Azure • Vol. 35 - No. 272 June 2019

Work at Play

We Asked…

First + Foremost • People, projects and products you need to know about now

Curves Ahead • GENESIN STUDIO DEFINES A RESTAURANT INTERIOR WITH A GRID OF TILES THAT REPLACE HARD ANGLES WITH ROUNDED CORNERS

Plant Power • VEGANISM IS BECOMING BIG BUSINESS AS MAJOR BRANDS FROM CASSINA TO HUGO BOSS TRY A FLORA-NOT-FAUNA APPROACH

Photo Shop • SNARKITECTURE CASHES IN ON THE INSTAGRAMMABLE NATURE OF ITS WORK WITH A DEDICATED EXHIBITION SPACE IN A NEW YORK CITY MALL

Saturation Point • SCAPE’S LATEST MANHATTAN PLAZA CONCEALS IMPRESSIVE STORM SURGE PROTECTION WITHIN A WELCOMING PUBLIC SPACE

Super Natural • SWEDISH BRAND BAUX EXPLORES BIOMIMICRY WITH A ZER0-WASTE ACOUSTIC PANEL

Fresh Baked • EXPLORING THE BAKER’S HOUSE, FÄRG & BLANCHE’S EXHIBITION OF WORKS INSPIRED BY ONE PARTNER’S ANCESTRAL HOME

Red Alert • A NEW VANCOUVER LANDMARK’S SCARLET SKIN AND SCULPTURAL FORM ARE MADE TO COMMAND ATTENTION

Wild Flower • MADE FROM REINFORCED CONCRETE, JEAN NOUVEL’S NATIONAL MUSEUM OF QATAR RISES LIKE A HARDY BLOOM

Sterling Character • LUMINOUS METALLIC FACADES ADD DRAMA AND DEPTH TO A RANGE OF RECENT PROJECTS

Saving Grace • 3D PRINTING IS COMING TO THE RESCUE OF HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT STRUCTURES

Letting in the Light • TWO DISTINCTIVE PROJECTS ENLIST UNCONVENTIONAL ELEMENTS TO CREATE SEMI-TRANSPARENT FACADES

Spiral Effect • TO CLAD AN ANGULAR NEW TOWER IN TEL AVIV, RON ARAD ARCHITECTS CHOSE DEKTON – MOST COMMONLY SEEN ON COUNTERTOPS

Full Frontal • IN BELGIUM, DMVA ARCHITECTEN ADOPTS A MIX OF DIVERSE YET COMPLEMENTARY MATERIALSTO UPDATE A HISTORIC COMPLEX

Outer Limits • SLEEK AND DURABLE MATERIALS ENHANCE NOT ONLY THE LIFE OF BUILDING FACADES BUT ALSO THEIR AESTHETICS

Fashion Forward • Menswear brand Dunhill hired English practice MoreySmith to craft a less siloed, more collaborative HQ. The results both look good and feel right

CRYSTAL CLARITY • A soft design palette and a rigorous yet flexible layout distinguish Snøhetta’s new production centre for a company renowned for bling

New Modern • MSDS Studio uses unexpected bespoke elements to carve out a contemporary home for a 60-year-old ad agency within a century-old building in Toronto

Inside the Active Studio • From BIG’s new digs in DUMBO to Valerio Olgiati’s austere Swiss lair, the workspaces of today’s busiest architects and designers are as distinctive and inspiring as the buildings, interiors and products conceived therein. Over the next six pages, Azure offers a globe-spanning peek at the unique creative environments of seven exceptional firms. (Yes, that is a public café on the ground floor of COBE’s base in Denmark.)

In the familien way • Composed of two siblings and their respective spouses, Norwegian design studio Kvistad is bringing authentic and unabashed hominess to European workplaces. Its goal as a family firm is to help people perform their jobs better through greater degrees of comfort. Just don’t call what they’re doing hygge

Soft Seating

Resilient and Wood Flooring

Boldface

Happiness by Design • THE CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE MARKS ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN EXTENSIVE INVESTIGATION OF WELL-BEING


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