IIDEX

IIDEXCanada 2017 kicks off next Wednesday, at Toronto’s Metro Convention Centre. In addition to over 300 exhibitors, its two-day run packs in a slew of great seminars and speakers. Here is who we’re anticipating.

The French designer of such top brands as L’Oréal, Cappellini and Moroso is speaking at IIDEXCanada on December 1. Azure had a chance to speak with Pillet about what the next game-changers in the luxury market.

Toronto’s annual architecture and design expo and conference is just over a week away. Here are seven must-see exhibitors showing off exciting new furniture, finishes and lighting.

IIDEXCanada 2015 takes place December 2 and 3 in Toronto. Over 150 speakers, including architects, manufacturers, and other industry experts, are lined up for a jam-packed schedule of talks and seminars. Here are five must-hear talks covering everything from future design trends to 3-D printing.

Taking place in Toronto on December 2 and 3, IIDEXCanada 2015 explores the workplace of the future. Registration is now open for the show and its expansive program of seminars.

The master-planner of New York’s World Trade Center talks about grand-scale collaboration, the personal significance of Ground Zero, and building the new National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa.

Beautiful eco-wood furnishings, innovative lighting installations and inspiring talks from star architects – last week’s IIDEXCanada expo in Toronto delivered the goods. Here are our favourite moments from the show.

At the Toronto furniture expo, David Mirvish will sit down with David Nam of Gehry Partners to share the latest developments on the Mirvish + Gehry condo tower proposal, and David Rockwell and Daniel Libeskind will deliver keynote addresses.

IIDEXCanada, taking place in Toronto this December, has just announced its 50 seminars. Here are five exciting talks – on topics as varied as the neuroscience of design to 3-D printing and the branding of cities – we are looking forward to.

At Toronto’s office furnishings expo, a casual, even homey, sensibility took centre stage, as seen in these debuts by Teknion, Interface, Neinkämper and more.