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People walk in a modern museum atrium with large murals on the walls, glass railings, and a bright skylight. The cover text reads “AZURE” and “NEW LAND MARKS.”.
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Fall 2026

People walk in a modern museum atrium with large murals on the walls, glass railings, and a bright skylight. The cover text reads “AZURE” and “NEW LAND MARKS.”.
#317
Fall 2026

Our Fall 2026 edition features new cultural and civic landmarks in Belgium, Toronto and Los Angeles. Plus, we explore the greening of Paris and the social ethos behind the game-changing residential work of Winnipeg firm 5468796.

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#304
May/June 2024

If two realms of work can be said to occupy opposite sides of the spectrum, they might be the industrial factory and the A.I. company. Standout examples of both types of workplace are featured in our latest issue.

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Climate-tech companies make use of the many informal work areas throughout the office, including this multi-use zone outside the royal blue Ideas Lab.
The London Co-working Hubs Combining Social Impact and Sustainable Design
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Giovanna Dunmall
A NYC Development Gives Work-Life Balance a Whole New Meaning
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Sophie Aliece Hollis
The working side of the shop, tucked behind a pair of partitions, features a “golden triangle kitchen” set-up.
Studio Meets Showroom in ATTIC’s Toronto HQ
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Todd Harrison
Outdoor workspace at NVIDIA campus in California
Hood Design Studio Rethinks the Office Typology with an Outdoor Workspace
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Elizabeth Pagliacolo
ESW Offices in Munich exemplify the office design trend of bold colour blocking
Trend Report: New Views on Work
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Elizabeth Pagliacolo, Sophie Sobol
An interactive AR feature allowed showgoers to try different upholstery patterns on furniture.
Heimtextil 2024 Forecasts the Future of the Textile Industry
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Adele Weder
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Features
The London Co-working Hubs Combining Social Impact and Sustainable Design
Words
Giovanna Dunmall
A NYC Development Gives Work-Life Balance a Whole New Meaning
Words
Sophie Aliece Hollis
Studio Meets Showroom in ATTIC’s Toronto HQ
Words
Todd Harrison
Hood Design Studio Rethinks the Office Typology with an Outdoor Workspace
Words
Elizabeth Pagliacolo
Trend Report: New Views on Work
Words
Elizabeth Pagliacolo, Sophie Sobol
Heimtextil 2024 Forecasts the Future of the Textile Industry
Words
Adele Weder
First + Foremost
Three Azure Contributors Discuss Their Most Memorable Workspaces
Letter to the Editor: A Failure of Leadership – The RAIC and the Memorial to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan
Ronan Bouroullec’s Fashion Collaboration Kickstarts His Solo Career
A Funeral Home in Quebec City Offers a Soulful Sanctuary
RIOS Stages a Revival of a Downtown Houston Park
How Castor Became The King of Celebrity Side Hustles
Roundtable: How Three Design Fairs Rebranded with High-Impact Identities
A Beaver and an Octopus Walk Into a Design Fair…
A Mexico Community’s Gradual Embrace of a New Civic Hub
Omar Gandhi’s Maritime Cabin Exudes Quiet Luxury
Spotlight: Residential Design
A New York Loft Transformation Breaks Boundaries
A Lakeside Penthouse Blends Global and Local Design
In Historic Kyiv, A Bland Apartment Gets a Refresh
4 Storage Systems to Keep Your Home in Good Order
Our Top 10 Highlights from IMM Cologne 2024
4 Stunning Dining Tables That Are a Feast for the Eyes
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Media Shelf: Spotlight on Product Design
Two Steps Home Reimagines Construction Sites as Temporary Housing
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