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Step inside the world’s most remarkable interiors. The four projects in Azure’s annual Interiors issue offer a wide-ranging look at how some of today’s best designers are crafting the places we eat, shop and work.

Join us on October 24 in Toronto for The Inclusive City, a discussion on how to create and maintain inclusive urban environments, featuring architects Gregory Henriquez and Meg Graham, urban designer Ken Greenberg and architect and urbanist Antonio Gomez-Palacio.

What’s on the architecture and design horizon for 2019? The October issue of Azure – our annual trends forecast – examines the concepts, materials and processes that are poised to redefine our built environment over the coming 12 months and beyond.

Join us on Friday, September 21, at IDS Vancouver for a keynote breakfast featuring SO-IL’s Jing Liu, 5468796’s Johanna Hurme and Scott and Scott Architects’ Susan Scott. 

What makes a city liveable and inclusive for all? That is the question we pose with the September issue of Azure, which takes an in-depth look at how to solve some of today’s toughest urban challenges.

Azure’s July/August issue is a true showcase of the very best in architecture and design, revealing the 20 winners of our 8th annual AZ Awards as well as the hottest trends we saw at Milan Design Week, innovative lighting solutions and more.

Danny Sinopoli and Elizabeth Pagliacolo charged with shepherding publication through its fourth decade.

At the 2018 AZ Awards Gala, taking place June 22 at the Evergreen Brick Works, the winners in 19 design and architecture categories will take home this unique sculpture by acclaimed UK-based designer Michael Anastassiades.

For a limited time, we’re offering Azure subscriptions for $35. And if you subscribe before July 31, you’ll be entered to win a Beau Lake prize package that includes a paddleboard, a paddle and a travel bag.

With today’s technology allowing us to clock in just about anywhere, walls have come down and flexibility reigns. But is that always a good thing?