Copenhagen firm BIG now has three game-changing developments underway in Canada: a transformative mixed-use project in Toronto’s Fashion District, the Vancouver House high-rise and the Telus Sky Tower in Calgary.
By David Dick-Agnew |
March 24, 2016
Section: Architecture
Tags: Architecture, Canada, Concept
Snaking along a side of the Trent-Severn Canal in Peterborough, Ontario, the low-slung, green-roofed building by Heneghan Peng Architects, with Kearns Mancini Architects, will connect to the water.
By David Dick-Agnew |
February 8, 2016
Section: Architecture
Tags: Architecture, Concept
Open Space Agency and Ballantine’s craft the perfect vessel for toasting the future.
By Andrew Braithwaite |
January 21, 2016
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Concept, Product Design
For the start of the new year, we’ve rounded up 10 hotly anticipated architectural masterpieces – underway or opening in the coming months – that we’re following with bated breath.
By Azure |
January 4, 2016
Section: Architecture
Tags: Architecture, Concept
Introducing Iko, a prosthetic arm that kids can transform with a Lego spaceship, backhoe or anything else.
By Carolyn Pioro |
December 23, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Concept, Healthcare
From sneakers that signal directions with vibrations to socks that help athletes prevent injuries, our feet are poised to become the next logical place to embed wearable technology.
By Marie OMahony |
November 30, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Concept, Fashion, Recreation, Technology
Piero Lissoni captures the essence of a bygone perfumery for a multi-sensory installation.
By Elizabeth Pagliacolo |
September 22, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Concept, Product Design
The winning concepts propose ways to reduce water use, replenish the region’s vanishing water table, and even create beautiful oases that restore the urban environment.
By David Dick-Agnew |
September 18, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Competition, Concept
It might recall science fiction, but this concept for a San Francisco fire station by SCI-Arc’s Danny Jens Karas is a practical imagining of how structures might one day be built.
By Azure |
September 16, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Tags: AZ Awards, Azure News, Concept
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