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Out Now: The Big Building Issue! Get it on newsstands now — or online at azuremagazine.com/magazine ⁠ Whereas we first conceived of our Fall 2026 edition with a focus on big “buildings” (noun, plural), we finally landed on “building” (verb, present participle) as our true intention. We’re talking about building — decarbonizing the city, investing in culture, designing for community — in a holistic way. In so doing, we also celebrate the wonderful architectural projects that have risen as our new landmarks. We head to Belgium, where three new and improved cultural attractions make the most of the urban fabric; and to Los Angeles, where executive editor Eric Mutrie takes in the latest act of the city’s arts boom, with scenes from the Geffen Galleries at LACMA and the Lucas Museum. And in Winnipeg, associate editor Sydney Shilling spends time with 5468796, a firm ensuring that every housing development it designs provides real opportunities for a better life for its inhabitants while also preserving and adding to the city’s unique character. Also in this issue: We explore Paris's decade-long transformation from a car-first urban centre into a green paradise, tour through the Obama Presidential Center and its campus, and take the pulse of Canadian design. Get your copy at azuremagazine.com/magazine to find out more. 01 Oct 2026

At the University of Toronto’s Scarborough campus, Indigenous House offers a striking counterpoint to the surrounding institutional buildings. Designed by Formline Architecture + Urbanism (@formlinearchitecture) and LGA Architectural Partners (@lga_ap), with a landscape by PUBLIC WORK, the gathering place for Indigenous learning, ceremony and community appears to emerge from the earth itself. Planted ramps rise toward its curved, cedar-clad form, connecting the surrounding grounds to round gathering rooms inspired by the wigwam and eastern longhouse. A landscape of native plantings, birch saplings and outdoor teaching spaces further dissolves the distinction between building and site. Rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing, the project brings architecture, ecology and cultural traditions into a shared expression of place. Read the full story at the link in bio. 📸 : @2spacephoto 07 Nov 2026

“I was working in the lab, late one night…” begins Bobby Pickett’s Halloween anthem “Monster Mash.” But Victor Frankenstein isn’t the only one engaging in a little experimentation during this time of year. The studio can also be its own form of laboratory, where designers and sculptors let their wildest instincts lead them in conceptual new directions. While these explorations don’t always produce the most practical furnishings, the outcomes nevertheless have a fresh energy that can reinvigorate anyone in need of a strong creative jolt. This fall’s collectible fairs and conceptual group shows have had a particularly exciting lineup of one-off design studies. At the link in bio we round up five of our favourites. 06 Nov 2026

The latest edition of AZURE Talks brought together two major voices in contemporary design for an intimate evening of conversation at @mustsociete. Moderated by AZURE Editor-in-Chief @lizpagliacolo, @yabupushelberg Co-Founder Glenn Pushelberg and @ligneroset Co-CEO Antoine Roset sat down to explore the evolution of contemporary design, the importance of craft, and the creative journey behind the Pukka collection. Missed the panel or want to dive deeper into the conversation? Read our full recap and key takeaways from the evening at the link in bio. 📸 : @lelanialittlephotography 05 Nov 2026

Illuminating films, collectible furniture, magical kinetic art and more — our November 2027 events roundup has something for everyone. As we cling to the cool autumn weather while getting psyched for the holiday season, put these energizing cultural appointments on your calendar. Explore the full list at the link in bio. 03 Nov 2026

For Alison Brooks (@alisonbrooksarchitects), part of the pleasure of designing a building is discovering what others see in it beyond her own sources of inspiration. The Canadian-British architect welcomes the different perspectives people bring to Cadence, her 163-unit residential development in London’s King’s Cross. Its red-brick arches take their cue from nearby St. Pancras station, but loosen into something more playful, varying in width as they dance around the building. Inside, Brooks indulges her fascination with architectural illusion: mirrors extend the vaulted foyer into an apparently long colonnade, even where the floor plan gives way to commercial space. Those moments of spectacle are part of a generous welcome, as the route through a courtyard and shared community room turns the ritual of arriving home into an opportunity for connection. Read the full story at the link in bio. 📸 : @studiopaulriddle, @huftonandcrow 02 Nov 2026

When photographer Bruno Giliberto (@brunogiliberto) visited Paris this past summer, he captured a city transformed into a veritable green paradise. Today, as demonstrations over the rising cost of living and conditions in schools unfold across the French capital, those idyllic images offer a striking contrast to present-day reality. The spaces they document are the result of more than a decade of ambitious urban planning. From formerly car-dominated squares to newly planted streets, Paris has steadily reclaimed space for trees, pedestrians and cyclists under former mayor Anne Hidalgo. In our latest issue, AZURE contributor Alex Bozikovic (@alexbozikovic) explores how the French capital is prioritizing nature as infrastructure, using landscape architecture and urban design to confront the challenges of climate change, mobility and public health. While the changes ushered in by Mayor Hidalgo are meaningful, there is clearly much more that needs to be done, across Europe and elsewhere, to meet the very real everyday needs of citizens. Greening the city is just the beginning. Read the full story at the link in bio. 01 Nov 2026

An endlessly looping subway corridor. A shuttered summer camp. A furniture showroom concealing a labyrinth. Just in time for Halloween, we've rounded up four horror films that turn seemingly ordinary settings into the stuff of nightmares. Find your next Halloween watch at the link in bio 🎃 📸 : Huuxloc 31 Oct 2026

Wicker is having its main-character moment: Between Alexander Skarsgård starring as a man woven entirely from the material in the new film Wicker (out now!) and IKEA’s cheeky “husband material” campaign that followed the trailer’s release, the humble weave is enjoying an unlikely pop culture revival. But the trend was already well underway at Milan Design Week, where designers traded the material's typical coastal-grandmother charm for more sculptural statement pieces. Is wicker ready for a starring role in your home? Let us know in the comments below. 30 Oct 2026

Montreal is home to 28 of Canada’s 100 best restaurants, more than either Toronto or Vancouver. But look beyond what’s on the menu at some of the city’s most sought-after dining destinations, and another common thread emerges: the work of local designer Zébulon Perron and his eponymous firm, @atelierzebulonperron. A fixture in Montreal’s hospitality scene for over two decades, Perron has helped shape the interiors of countless restaurants, including three of the city’s most coveted reservations. At Vin Mon Lapin (@vinmonlapin), an understated, bistro-like setting lets the food take centre stage. Down the street, Rôtisserie La Lune (@rotiserrie.lalune) elevates a Québécois staple through a playful mix of noble and ordinary materials. Meanwhile, Le Violon (@leviolonmontreal)’s airy, pastel-hued interior takes its cues from both the cuisine and the owners’ artistic sensibilities. We sat down with Perron to discuss the vision behind all three — and how Montreal’s food and design scenes have evolved in parallel. Read the full story at the link in bio. 📸 : @alexlesage__ 29 Oct 2026

BDNY (@boutiquedesignmag) is the place to be if you’re in the hospitality business. Taking place November 8–9 at New York’s Javits Center, the fair brings together established brands, emerging designers and new collaborations across furniture, lighting, textiles and finishes. Among the highlights, Momentum (@momentumco__) presents a hip hop-inspired collection by Michael Ford, while Studio 11 Design (@studio11design_)’s Kellie Sirna debuts her La Sirena collection for StyleNations (@stylenations_), including the retro-inspired Levanto Sofa. The fair’s immersive Designed Spaces show how hospitality brands translate their identities into physical experiences: One installation brings together three distinct hotel personalities, while another uses Gilded Age extravagance to explore a more-is-more approach to luxury. Read our full preview at the link in bio. 27 Oct 2026

Beautiful balance in form and function, the Kiaura Collection™ from @kifurniture built with Cognetic Technology™, designed and invented by Aaron DeJule, uses responsive motion for comfort, focus and engagement. 26 Oct 2026

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