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Azure Magazine
SEPTEMBER 18, 2020
When AZURE launched the AZ Awards back in 2011, more than 600 submissions from 25 countries poured in for consideration. Read the Magazine. The latest in metal, wood and textured cladding. The post Out Now: The 10th Annual AZ Awards Issue appeared first on Azure Magazine. THE HARD FACTS ON SOFT SEATING.
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 22, 2020
On their own, the pieces have a sculptural presence; in a grouping, they nest closely together in a way that is meant to encourage interaction between people. In 2011, B.C.-based The post Best of 2020: The Year’s Top 10 Product Designs, from Puffy Chairs to PPE appeared first on Azure Magazine.
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UX Collective
JUNE 17, 2021
It was Spring 2011, my first time in New York City, and my mind buzzed from all the stimulation around me–the blaring sound of the taxi horns, the stench of pizza and garbage hitting my face, the hypnosis of the jumbo screens in Times Square. Textured planks of warm, dark wood stretched across the floor. And he did.
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 16, 2019
Hemp by Werner Aisslinger, 2011. last year, German designer Werner Aisslinger was exploring the design potential of the material as early as 2011, when he presented his Hemp Chair (in collaboration with BASF) during Salone del Mobile in Milan. Tip Ton by Barber Osgerby for Vitra, 2011. Starck, though, has a more poetic view.
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 11, 2019
Their sculptural form and imposing scale suggest a labyrinth as envisioned by Henry Moore, but Cloud Garden, as the design is known, was created entirely with small fry in mind, its arches and cutouts tailor-made for scrambling under, climbing over and gamboling through. Pump Room by Yabu Pushelberg, 2011.
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 23, 2022
As Giovanna Dunmall describes in our recent coverage of the project , Exchange Square’s central new social amphitheater is thoughtfully balanced by quieter corners that focus on gentle scents, sounds and textures chosen to appeal to the neurodivergent community. (In
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 10, 2019
Since 2011, the ride-sharing app has upended the taxicab industry. Take the Vessel, that much-debated piece of epic-scaled sculpture designed by Thomas Heatherwick for New York City’s Hudson Yards. The post The 10 Most Influential Technologies of the Decade appeared first on Azure Magazine. Uber is a potent case in point.
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