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Junya Ishigama on the cover of the October 2019 issue of Azure Magazine. The Innovators Issue.
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October 2019

The Innovators Issue: Junya Ishigama's genre-busting architecture, Sidewalk Labs and the future of the city, and more!

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The Many Sides of Sidewalk Toronto
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Junya Ishigami: Aiming for a Clean Slate
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With its Start-up Accelerator Urban-X, BMW Mini is Betting Big on the Future
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This London House Comes Alive When Light Falls
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dhk’s Battery Park Revitalizes the Cape Town Waterfront
Studio Modijefsky’s Bar Ramona Riffs on Amsterdam’s “Brown Cafés”
For Rimadesio, Sustainability Means More than Good Intentions
Pier 35: An Unlikely Abode For Public Life (and Mussels)
Utrecht Central Station Becomes a Cyclist Haven
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In Mexico City, A Temple of Baseball Lights Up the Night Sky
4 Light Fixtures that Set the Scene (Even Turned Off)
Lightemotion’s François Roupinian: Telling Stories with Light
3 Lighting Systems With a Sense of High-Wire Drama
Ingo Maurer Energizes an Ancient Winery Hotel in Georgia
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