Stefan Novakovic
Senior Editor at Azure Magazine
Senior Editor @AzureMagazine | Formerly @CdnArch, @Urban_Toronto, @Building_mag | Cities + Architecture
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5 days ago |
azuremagazine.com | Stefan Novakovic
Passing through the quiet residential streets of Houston's Montrose neighbourhood, the streetscape quietly but decisively transforms. South of Alabama Street, the city's eclectic, messy Texan urbanism gently transforms into a haven of tranquility and order. Here, the storied Menil Collection campus unfolds across a procession of green lawns, anchored by Renzo Piano's central gallery.
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1 week ago |
azuremagazine.com | Stefan Novakovic
Some 20 kilometres southwest of Cologne, the town of Brühl is a compact, almost inconspicuous presence just west of the Rhine River. Notable for a neighbouring nature preserve and its quaint historic centre, the community of 50,000 is now also home to an understated architectural jewel, the recently renovated - and re-imagined - Brühl City Hall and Library.
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2 weeks ago |
azuremagazine.com | Stefan Novakovic
Walking east from Union Station, the new St. Lawrence Market makes a heroic entrance. As Front Street turns north, a pair of curved green roofs and crisp glass walls accented by vivid orange fins frame an uncharacteristically romantic downtown Toronto vista. Across the street, the handsome 1902 market building bookends the vista, with an eclectic urban background that from some of the city's oldest buildings to construction cranes and blue-glass towers.
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3 weeks ago |
azuremagazine.com | Stefan Novakovic
This is the precipice of disaster. In the antechamber of Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective, the central exhibition of the 19th Venice Biennale of Architecture, curator Carlo Ratti's wall text unfolds a foreboding vision of the future: "The Exhibition begins in the Corderie with a stark confrontation: global temperatures rise while global populations fall."These dual realities set the stage for the sprawling exhibition, which stretches across the ancient Venetian armoury.
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3 weeks ago |
azuremagazine.com | Stefan Novakovic
Few project types are as illustrative of architectural sensibilities as a firm's own studio. Liberated from the constraints of a typical client relationship, designers are - budget permitting - able to create spaces that reflect their own needs and aspirations. If nothing else, it's where they'll spend most of their time.
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in @AzureMagazine, I write about Janna Levitt's elegant Toronto multiplex, the challenges of densifying inner suburbs across North America, and the fight against "deconversions" of multi-family dwellings into single-family mansions. https://t.co/XJ7GW6KqUK
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