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Our esteemed jury has made its decisions. Now it’s time for you to make yours. The 2017 AZ Awards People’s Choice voting is now open.

Our esteemed jury has chosen 70 finalists for the seventh annual AZ Awards, selected from the astounding 813 entries from 41 countries.

What do you get when 12 designers, savvy with plastic and steel, are given flour, water and yeast to invent with? Azure raises the results in Milan with Breaking Bread / Pane al Pane.

Radical changes are being made within the product design world. Our May issue spotlights 10 makers and manufacturers who are leading the revolution. Plus, Alberto Meda’s son Francesco carves his own path, what we saw and loved at Toronto Design Week and IMM Cologne, and more.

In our March/April issue we explore four of the world’s most ambitious new cultural buildings. Plus, Herzog & de Meuron’s long-anticipated Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Patricia Urquiola’s effervescent Room Mate Giulia in Milan, and more.

Enter the 2017 AZ AWARDS, our seventh annual international competition that celebrates the best work in architecture and design produced before December 31, 2016.

Our 11th annual houses issue shines a spotlight on five stunning spaces that reimagine how we live. Plus, James Corner Field Operation’s revitalized Navy Pier in Chicago, the best product launches from London Design Week, and more.

The November/December 2016 issue of Azure spotlights spectacular interiors from around the world, from a robotic beauty counter in St. Petersburg to an Amsterdam café inspired by the tropical climate of Marrakesh. Plus, the best industrial design schools in North America and 20 holiday gift ideas for design lovers.

In Azure’s annual October trends issue, we reveal the spectacular materials, patterns and more that will be defining the coming year. We also explore Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s vertically skewed medical centre in New York, and travel to central Chile’s coastline, where a concrete house responds to its landscape in dramatic fashion.

The AZ Awards jury and Azure readers gave these interior and architectural products – including bright blue funerary urns – top marks.