Black and White in Colour
Architects Gilles Saucier and André Perrotte’s studio in a former Montreal factory draws on energy from the creative life. By Adele Weder
High-Style Takeover
For a Toronto corporate law firm with a fun streak, Giannone Associates Architects crafted a surprising interior with bold strokes of brass, oak and hot pink felt. By Elizabeth Pagliacolo
Power Play
To transform an old electric station in Madrid into a vibrant cultural centre, Herzog & de Meuron took a radical approach to space and materials. By Fredy Massad and Alicia Guerrero Yeste
Singapore Fling
An upbeat hodgepodge of found objects, shiny new furniture and off-the-shelf materials, House turns out to be both an invigorating day spa and a funky hangout for the locals. By Leo Gullbring
Deskology 101
What does your desk mess reveal about how you think and work? Azure zooms in on the workspaces of some of the world’s highest-flying architects and designers.
On a Roll
Forget subtle tones and simple patterns. Avant-garde is the best way to describe where wallpaper is going these days. By Paige Magarrey
Going with the Flow
The guiding principle for Teeple Architects’ latest green project in Vancouver: harnessing the wind. By Michaela Rising
Falling Water
Artist Olafur Eliasson’s waterworks displays in New York’s East River promise to reawaken viewers to the awe-inspiring power of nature. By Rachel Pulfer
ICFF's Hottest Hood
New York’s Meatpacking District celebrates design with high-octane events and parties. Azure points the way to the it-spots. By Josephine Minutillo
Putting It All Together
Judging by the best pieces at Toronto’s Interior Design Show, material matters are guiding the next wave of innovators. By Shannon Anderson
