Architecture
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Editor’s letter
Our editor in chief has a question: why can’t hoteliers preserve that which helped them build their business in the first place, rather than change things for the worse?
Up in the heavens
When the Coptic pope headed to Melbourne, it was about more than tending the flock: he had a skyscraper deal to celebrate.
A Tasmanian architect’s long-planned revival of Captain Kelly’s Cottage
John Wardle’s award-winning Bruny Island farm has a new showpiece: a mariner’s cottage, tranformed.
Modern love
In a rescued Bristol townhouse, Ken Stradling's lifetime of Nordic glass, pottery and design treasures tells a story of salvage, taste and devotion – to objects, to a building and to a marriage.
Arresting architecture
We explore best practice in the design of prisons and see how modern thinking is forging innovative architecture with a human touch.
Aussie rules
The Melbourne homes of Beaumaris are a reminder that suburbia delivered hope and modernity to a postwar generation.
Open for business
Architecture firm Squire and Partners’ new HQ – The Department Store – is a beacon of sensitive redevelopment.
The secret to designing outdoor space
We have launched a Monocle Films series, ‘Secret to...’, that will deliver insight from industry experts every week. In our first edition we talk to architect Iliana Kerestetzi about designing courtyards in rural Greece.
