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The Canadian designer produces thought-provoking objects and installations that explore our digital inner lives.

London design studio Brose Fogale used Kickstarter to launch its first product – a handcrafted valet stand made of oak. Azure’s Catherine Osborne spoke to the studio’s Matteo Fogale about the pros and cons of crowd funding.

Italian designer Luca Nichetto talks to Azure‘s Catherine Osborne about the changing roles of designers and manufacturers. This is the second in a five-part series, coinciding with our October 2013 print feature on alternative ways designers are getting their stuff made.

One of the keynote speakers at IIDEX Canada, David Webster explains why innovating for health and wellness is the defining design challenge of our time.

The Salvadoran collective talks to Azure’s Elizabeth Pagliacolo about the value of working as a team. This is the first in a five-part series, coinciding with our October 2013 print feature exploring the alternative ways designers are getting their stuff made and distributed.

With his sculptural objects – from intricate lamps to massive concrete wall installations – the designer explores the cutting edge of parametric design and digital manufacturing.

The Dutch duo of Daphna Isaacs Burggraaf and Laurens Manders gives shape to entirely original ideas.

The envelope-pushing graphic designer behind The Happy Show at Toronto’s Design Exchange.

Azure contributing editor Adele Weder spoke to Green at his North Vancouver office about the challenges of building skyscrapers out of timber.

Britain’s ultimate minimalist is now working on his most ambitious project so far: rehousing the London Design Museum within the shell of a fifty-year-old cultural building.