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A Danish School Leverages the Potential of Bio-Based Materials

Designed by Henning Larsen, the Feldballe School is setting a new standard for sustainable construction.

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Architecture

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Nendo Models a Tokyo Office After Pokémon Trading Cards

Creature Inc.’s new entrance and meeting areas evolve to appeal to diehard and casual Poké-fans alike.

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Interiors

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MAD’s Whimsical Folly Pays Homage to an Old Chinese Village

Ma Yansong brings a modern lighthouse to a centuries old – and lately abandoned – village market.

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Curiosity

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Our Biggest Spring Sale Ever: Everything Azure is 40% Off

For a limited time only, save on single copies and subscriptions of Azure with our best promotion yet!

Words: Azure
From: Curiosity

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Come All Creators: Kohler Marks a Design Milestone

The Wisconsin-based company celebrates its 150th anniversary with a tribute to the spirit of collaboration – and bold design.

Words: Azure
From: Design

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A Danish School Leverages the Potential of Bio-Based Materials

Words: Sydney Shilling
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MAD’s Whimsical Folly Pays Homage to an Old Chinese Village

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Curved sheets with punch outs inspired by Pokémon cards wrap around a meeting room setup in the Tokyo office of Creatures Inc., designed by Nendo.

Nendo Models a Tokyo Office After Pokémon Trading Cards

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Interiors

Our Biggest Spring Sale Ever: Everything Azure is 40% Off

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From: Curiosity

Come All Creators: Kohler Marks a Design Milestone

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From: Design

An Office Complex Reshapes Dublin’s Docklands

Words: Ciara Heath
From: Architecture

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5 Modern Bookcases that Elevate Storage to an Artform

Words: Kendra Jackson
From: Design

A full view of Sounds Familiar, a record store in Rome designed by Studiotamat that mixes sky blue walls with orangey-red metal displays and red metal wiring along the walls.

Studiotamat Remixes a Roman Car Shed to Create a Tiny Vinyl Emporium

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Interiors

Interior view of Qujiang Museum of Fine Arts addition by Neri&Hu

Neri&Hu’s Bold New Addition to a Chinese Art Museum

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Architecture

MVRDV Reinvents The Food Market – Again – in Tainan

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Architecture

The Memory of a Childhood Game Inspired MUT Design’s Coco Collection

Words: Kendra Jackson
From: Design

A Renaissance door frame looks ahed to a modern doorway in a room painted with orangey-red.

In Italy, A Renaissance Gem Turned Contemporary Treasure

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Interiors

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#297: Mar/Apr 2023

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A Madrid School Demonstrates a New Design Curriculum

Office for Political Innovation teaches a lesson in wonder — and minimizing our impact on the land.

Words: Andrew Ferren
From: Architecture

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Pearson Lloyd is Designing With the Planet as Stakeholder

Pearson Lloyd is on a mission to create closed-loop furniture and objects that enhance both human life and the natural world.

Words: Giovanna Dunmall
From: Design

Circular architecture is exemplified in Lea Bridge Library's design

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The New Era of Circular Architecture

Sustainability is redefined in these impressive case studies of circular architecture from around the world.

Words: Simon Lewsen
From: Architecture

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Spotlight: Hospitality

An agritourism retreat, a water-inspired expresso bar, a vision for the future of leisure travel – and other destinations, real and imagined, for rest and relaxation. Plus, new furniture for the hospitality sector.