Creating Inclusivity
Spaces and places that welcome, embrace and heal
Making strides towards equity-based design, the people and projects featured in AZURE’s Inclusivity Issue include five groundbreaking Indigenous practioners from around the globe, a marvelous library in Finland and a serene home for young adults with disabilities in Paris.
Also in this issue:
Walter Hood Remakes History: A conversation with the world-renowned California landscape architect of the International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina.
PEC’s Ell House: Two architecture firms join forces to create one stunning house that doubles as an Airbnb rental in Ontario’s Prince Edward County.
Statements in the Making: From Roche Bobois’s Mah Jong to Moooi’s Hubble Bubble, an appreciation of 15 interior products that epitomize classic design.
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Other features include:
 Sports StarClad in warm brick, Barcelona’s Camp del Ferro athletic facility elegantly gives back to its community |  OpeningsNew doors and windows that bring character and vibrancy into interiors |  Greater OutdoorsFurniture and lighting options for making the most of our public and private exterior spaces |
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