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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Azure magazine announces the winners of its 3rd annual az awardsJuly 29th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Top players of the international architectural and design community, from as far as Mexico and Belgium, gathered at Evergreen Brick Works last night as AZURE revealed the winners of its third annual AZ Awards. These awards are one of a kind: the only international, multi-disciplinary design competition in Canada. Representing a global snapshot of the world of architecture and design, submissions were open to designers, architects, firms and manufacturers of all disciplines, as well as students in these fields. The high-calibre international jury included architect Shirley Blumberg of KPMB (Toronto), designer Todd Bracher of Todd Bracher Studio (New York), interior designer George Yabu of Yabu Pushelberg (Toronto and New York), landscape architect Ken Smith of Workshop (New York and Irvine, California), and visionary manufacturer and designer Giulio Cappellini of Cappellini (Milan). In March, the expert panel conferred at Torontoʼs Hôtel Le Germain, Maple Leaf Square, narrowing the field from an impressive 677 entries arriving from 38 countries to a shortlist of 43 finalists. From there, they selected the 14 outstanding winners. “The overall calibre of entries to the AZ Awards was especially high this year,” says Catherine Osborne, editor of AZURE, “which made it very challenging for the jury. Everyone agreed there was an incredible amount of intelligence, sophistication and elegance visible in all of the submissions.” During the month of April, the public was also given the chance to vote online for their favourites as the Peopleʼs Choice. About AZURE: AZURE is Canadaʼs leading contemporary design magazine and one of a handful of influential design titles worldwide. The independent magazine enjoys a growing subscriber base and can be found on newsstands across Canada, the U.S., Europe and Asia. Each issue consistently deliver lively, visually engaging, forward-looking and socially relevant coverage of contemporary design. AZURE profiles designers and architects from around the world; brings its readers breaking news on interior products and trends; showcases smart and paradigm-breaking residential and commercial projects; and investigates design issues related to our changing society. AZURE is an indispensable source of information and ideas for architects and designers as well as design-savvy consumers. The publication continues to garner awards for its overall excellence and high standards for visual and written content. KEY DATES: June 17, 2013 WINNERS A+ Student Award  Elevator B bee habitat by Courtney Creenan, Kyle Mastalinski, Daniel Nead, Scott Selin, Lisa Stern (University at Buffalo, USA) Architecture – Commercial < 1000  Vitrines Habitees by Quartier des Spectacles Daoust Lestage Architecture – Commercial > 1000  University of British Columbia, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences CDRD by Saucier + Perrotte Architectes, Hughes Condon Marler Architects Architecture – Landscapes  Place des Festivals by Quartier des Spectacles_Daoust Lestage Architecture – Residential  Echo Ridge Duplexes by El Dorado Architecture – Temp & Demo  Hygge House by Plain Projects, UrbanInk, PIKE Projects Concepts – Other / Prototypes  Valley City master plan by MZ Architects Concepts – Unbuilt Competition  Cristal public facility by Sitbon Architectes Design – Furniture  Marina outdoor table set by Bruno Fattorini & Partners_Extremis Design – Furniture Systems  Enclave case goods collection by Figure3 Teknion Design – Interior Products  Aria carpet collection by Amala Carpets Amala Carpets Design – Lighting  Stadel Museum Skylights installation by Tanja Baum_Licht Kunst Licht Interiors – Commercial  HafenCity University Subway Station by Pfarre Lighting Design, Raupach Architekten, Design Stauss Grillmeier Interiors – Residential  Mini-Studio by FrenteArquitectura
A+ Student Award  Essentials kitchen tools by Daniel Kowal-Andersen (Kolding School of Design, Denmark) Architecture – Commercial < 1000  Vitrines Habitees by Quartier des Spectacles Daoust Lestage Architecture – Commercial > 1000  Soumaya Museum by FR-EE, Fernando Romero Enterprise Architecture – Landscapes  Place des Festivals by Quartier des Spectacles_Daoust Lestage Architecture – Residential  D House by Lode Architecture Architecture – Temp & Demo  Hygge House by Plain Projects, UrbanInk, PIKE Projects Concepts – Other / Prototypes  Valley City master plan by MZ Architects Concepts – Unbuilt Competition  Cristal public facility by Sitbon Architectes Design – Furniture  Street Football Seat Ball chair by Ana Gonzalez and Hubert Schoba_Fabrica Design – Furniture Systems  Meccanica Kitchen by Gabriele Centazzo Demode Engineered by Valcucine Design – Interior Products  Aria carpet collection by Amala Carpets Amala Carpets Design – Lighting  Stadel Museum Skylights installation by Tanja Baum_Licht Kunst Licht Interiors – Commercial  Momofuku restaurant by The Design Agency and James KM Cheng Interiors – Residential  Inhabitable Sculpture by Jean-Maxime Labrecque Architecte Interiors – Residential  Inhabitable Sculpture by Jean-Maxime Labrecque Architecte
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