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DESIGN ARCHITECTURE INTERIORS CURIOSITY Top of Mind It’s spring, and we’ve decided it’s time for a change. We’re excited to introduce you to a whole new format for the Azure Weekly News! Our fresh look places our favourite project of the week front and centre — and provides deeper insights into all of our stories. We’re also including a list of the links that we’ve been swapping in our office group chat, bringing you into our daily conversations about architecture and design. So whether you’re reading on your lunch break or on your commute (yes, that’s a thing again), we’re here to deliver the inspiration you need. READ MORE   PROJECT OF THE WEEK Switch Trick Youth are the future — and Folkestone, U.K. is eager to let them know it. The port town’s newest attraction is F51, the world’s first multi-storey skatepark. Built on the site of a former bingo hall, it represents a passing of the torch between the community’s older and younger generations. READ MORE   ADVERTISEMENT   MOVIE NIGHT   Single-Minded Traditionally, Japanese architecture has placed a strong focus on family living. But it’s also known for individual karaoke rooms, capsule hotels, and other settings suited to solo life. How will the country’s growing population of singles continue to reshape the urban fabric? In its latest documentary short, the Canadian Centre for Architecture investigates. READ MORE THE LATEST This Office Will Self-Destruct IF_Do’s London co-working space is designed to be demounted and relocated after a decade. READ MORE Best Production Design Batek Architekten mixes neoclassical details and contemporary style in a historic Berlin cinema. READ MORE   Soul Meets Body A private spa by Soler Orozco Arquitectos channels the power of its natural setting. READ MORE Cabinets of Curiosity Stand-alone storage perfect for eclectic collections. READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT LISTINGS Events In Toronto, a lecture on sustainable forest management shares the best ways to use mass timber, and in Winnipeg, The Architecture + Design Film Festival presents films focused on architecture’s importance in everyday life. SEE EVENTS   Jobs Looking to work in Australia? You’re in luck — Grimshaw Architects is filling roles for aviation and rail projects in the Auckland region. Meanwhile, Toronto’s NAK Design Strategies is hiring a 3D Visualization Technologist specializing in urban design. SEE JOBS   Competitions Euro3plast is in search of innovative plant holder designs. Plus, the Tubądzin Design Awards is open for entries in four categories, from Everyday Design to Unlimited Architecture. SEE COMPETITIONS   FROM OUR GROUP CHAT Via the OAA: Meet the winners of the Design Excellence & Service Awards Via the New York Times: Protecting against floods by turning cities into sponges Via Clever: TikTok’s most-loved interior design trends Via FastCompany: Applying DeafSpace design principles to a public space in Washington, D.C. Via Curbed: The internet’s struggle to identify the couch on the new Harry Styles album cover ADVERTISEMENT   OUT NOW Starting the Night Shift Welcome to a new era of going out. Our March/April issue features nightlife-friendly hotels and restaurants that show a re-invigorated industry ready for another round. READ NOW   BUY NOW   SUBSCRIBE DESIGN     ARCHITECTURE     INTERIORS     CURIOSITY © 2022 Azure Publishing Inc.

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