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The jury’s choices weren’t the only celebrants at the AZ Awards Gala held at Toronto’s Evergreen Brick Works last Friday; it was an occasion to recognize the recipients of the People’s Choice Awards as well. And while there were a few projects the voters and the jury could agree on – Interface’s Net Effect carpet tiles for Best Interior Product, and REX’s Media Headquarters and Scott Sullivan’s Tangent Clock in the Concepts categories – for the most part Azure readers broke with our panel of experts. It’s a poignant reminder that the jury’s job is a difficult one, and the projects that took home a trophy faced stiff competition.

ARCHITECTURE WINNERS

Residential Architecture: Studio MK27: Redux House, São Paulo, Brazil

Commercial/Institutional Architecture over 1,000 square metres: MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects: Regent Park Aquatic Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Commercial/Institutional Architecture under 1,000 square metres: Peter Sampson Architecture Studio: Assiniboine Park Washrooms, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Landscape Architecture: Straub Thurmayr Landscape Architects: Folly Forest, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Temporary Architecture: Davidson Rafailidis: MirrorMirror Tents, New York City, New York, U.S.

INTERIORS WINNERS

Residential Interiors: Dubbeldam Architecture + Design: Through House, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Commercial/Institutional Interiors: Sanjay Puri Architects: Auriga Restaurant and Lounge, Mumbai, India

DESIGN WINNERS

Furniture Design: Dystil: Kona Chair, by Miles Keller

Lighting: Illumagear: Halo Light, by Pensar

Interior Product: Interface: Net Effect carpet tile, by David Oakey

CONCEPT WINNERS

Concept/Prototype: Line to Line Design: Tangent Clock, by Scott Sullivan

Unbuilt Competition Entry: REX Architecture: Media Headquarters Buildings, Middle East

A+ STUDENT AWARD

Student Project: Safira Lakhani (University of Waterloo): Revitalizing Bamyan

All winners, People’s Choice selections and Awards of Merit are featured in the Annual Awards Issue, on newsstands in Canada now, and July 7 in the U.S.

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