Transformative Interiors
Our first-ever carbon-neutral issue!
5 inspiring spaces, from Frankfurt to Guangzhou
Embracing sunlight, plant life, whimsy and serenity, the projects celebrated in AZURE’s Interiors Issue include a verdant TV headquarters in a 19th-century Madrid building, a palatial extension to a Jewish museum in Germany and – our cover star – a sky-high and stellar library in Guangzhou.
This is AZURE’s first-ever carbon-neutral issue.
Read all about it in our editor’s letter
Also in this issue:
The Future of Hospitality: A survey with interior designers and architects across North America on how restaurants will evolve post-pandemic to offer novel experiences inside and out.
Naturehumaine’s Luminous Lake House: In Quebec, a stunning and sculptural tripartite home that was built around a trio of skylights.
Fantastic Facades: Innovative materials, from metal and tile to PVs, that boost the beauty of performance of buildings.
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Other features include:
 Engineering FeatJunya Ishigami’s second masterpiece for Japan’s Kanagawa Institute of Technology |  Designing for CareToronto architect Siamak Hariri on designing more intimate hospital settings, including the new interiors of the Princess Margaret Cancer Center |  Everything OfficeFrom desks to seating, a panoply of options for work environments that will make you look forward to Monday morning |
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