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Design

Delta force

While Mississippi Delta towns struggle, Greenwood has been revived by a kitchen appliance firm committed to the town’s economy and culture. The company is Viking Range, and this is its story.

  • Issue #48
  • 10 min read
Delta force
Travel and restaurants

Batumi boom

Georgia’s second city, Batumi, is in the midst of a frantic transformation. Intent on branding itself as a European-style cultural hotspot, it also aims to become a Caucasian Las Vegas.

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  • 11 min read
Batumi boom
Property

Barranco

Once home to wealthy Limeños, this small Lima neighbourhood benefits from Pacific Ocean apartments, a community feel, restored villas and a thriving cultural scene.

  • Issue #48
  • 7 min read
Barranco
Affairs

Neighbourhood: La Candelaria

As part of a series on neighbourhoods in transition, Monocle visits Candelaria in Bogotá. The oldest part of Colombia's capital is unique in that it's home to a mix of social classes and more…

  • Film
Candelaria neighbourhood in Bogotá
Business

Second life

While many post-industrial towns languish, Pittsburgh is bucking the trend. Monocle visits its thriving East Liberty neighbourhood to see how the city is becoming a major hi-tech hub and Silicon Valley alternative.

  • Issue #47
  • 11 min read
Second life
Affairs

Oceania

News from the islands, a highspeed rail link between Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney, and fruit prices go bananas in Australia.

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  • 4 min read
Oceania
Affairs

Asia

Thailand's first female PM Yingluck Shinawatra gets the once over for our Style Leader, and we report on Hanoi's urban masterplan and Japan's pay rise for its football heroines.

  • Issue #47
  • 4 min read
Asia
Business

Business

Canadians go south for cheap flights, Shanghai gets virtual supermarkets in its subways, plus Melbourne's laneways get some investment.

  • Issue #47
  • 9 min read
Business
Affairs

Street talk

The Algiers casbah has fallen into dilapidation. But now there are plans to restore its warren of streets. Is this government generosity or a bid to discourage discord in this traditionally revolution-minded neighbourhood?

  • Issue #47
  • 12 min read
Dark narrow passageway opening onto sunlit street in Algiers casbah with weathered stone walls.
Affairs

Americas

The challenges facing Bogota's new mayor, a Canadian waterfront drama, and a Q&A with the head of the group spearheading Manhattan's transformation.

  • Issue #47
  • 4 min read
Americas

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