| In the November/December 2018 issue, Azure profiles some of the most cutting-edge interior designs from across the globe, including a sinuously ceilinged restaurant by Partisans in Toronto, a warehouse turned airy office space by Waterfrom Design in Taiwan and British starchitect David Chipperfield’s first project on Canadian soil: an unabashedly austere salon for an online fashion retailer. Plus: Kengo Kuma’s new V&A building in Scotland / Behind the scenes at Holland’s Why Factory, the most radical design school on the planet / A purposely disorienting addition to a Tasmanian museum | 
