01Intern Jiachen Zhang from China
02Two floors of studio and administration spaces have been added to the 1902 barracks building
03Model-making technician Jörg Albeke
04Exposed concrete ceilings provide passive thermal control
05Prototypes of the Munich chair
06A project team
07Samples of the Museum Brandhorst’s ceramic façade
08Louisa Hutton and Matthias Sauerbruch
09First-floor design studio
10Prototype of the Munich chair
11A local chef provides lunch for the office
12Kitchenettes are different on every floor
13Early concept model for Low2No in Helsinki
14BSU in Hamburg
15Top floor entrance hall
Sauerbruch Hutton was one of the first architecture firms to promote the value of sustainable building. Now it’s in demand across Europe, expanding into furniture and pushing developers to think bigger.
Issue 14
Swedish summer houses, a Portuguese museum and an interview with Philipp Mainzer of e15.
Issue 61
The latest buildings, most innovative products and most promising talent.
Issue 20
On a visit to the southern Japanese prefecture of Saga, New York restaurateur Mikio Shinagawa was appalledby the destruction of the region’s traditional houses. He set about saving and restoring them, and has even managed…
Issue 44
The latest products, players, projects and happenings in the worlds of architecture, homeware, packaging and more.
Issue 36
Latest news, projects and products, from a museum makeover in Seoul to beautifully designed cement packaging in Croatia.
Issue 12
The new Danish Royal Theatre, Simón Vélez's bamboo, Dutch architect Wiel Arets, a Holocaust memorial and Mexican furniture
Issue 40
Monocle's round-up of the news, products and projects making waves this month.
Issue 10
Too much old furniture ends up in skips. It’s a fate met even by pieces made from precious woods. But craftsmen are beginning to tap this source of timber. John Harris makes furniture from reclaimed woods and wants to prove…
Issue 39
In an attempt to attract foreign investment and ditch its Soviet-era image, the Georgian president has enlisted Michele De Lucchi to fill the capital’s skies with ambitious architecture. The Italian is clearly succeeding…
Issue 35
Floating homes on a man-made lake, a beautiful bamboo recyclable inflight food tray, and fine Finnish furniture.
Issue 42
La Pedrera’s charm is in its simplicity. Its low-rise architecture, unspoiled beaches and vibrant artistic community are luring foreigners seeking a haven beyond the bright lights of Punta del Este.
Issue 29
A Monocle guide to the most interesting architecture going up in the next year, including a Chilean winery and a healthcare centre in Copenhagen. Plus, one of Finland's greatest furniture designers, Ilmari Tapiovaara,…
0:00:00 0:01:00