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Form and function: Brisbane

Australia’s architectural heritage is rooted in practicality but has been elevated by modern interpretation. Monocle crisscrosses the country to pick out some elegant and enduring examples of residential design.

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Form and function: Brisbane
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Design

Miniature models, gigantic plant pots and everything in between

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Form and function: The Seidler House, Sydney

Australia’s architectural heritage has been elevated by modern interpretation to become something more elegant and enduring. Monocle crisscrosses the country to pick out some prime examples of design-led residences.

  • Issue #91
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Form and function: The Seidler House, Sydney
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Form and function: Tasmania

Australia’s architectural heritage is rooted in practicality but has been elevated by modern interpretation to become more elegant.

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Form and function: Tasmania
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Form and function: Wallington

Australia’s architectural heritage, rooted in practicality, has been elevated by modern interpretation to become more elegant. Monocle crisscrosses the country to find some of the finest examples of this design evolution.

  • Issue #91
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Form and function: Wallington
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Making an entrance: Onion

Monocle designs the ultimate imagined bar, The Night Owl, then rounds up real-world watering holes worth seeking out, from Singapore speakeasies to São Paulo's tropical-modernist hotel lounges.

  • Issue #90
  • 5 min read
Making an entrance: Onion
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Making an entrance: AllesWirdGut

Meet the architecture firms creating elegant interior solutions that reflect owners’ personalities. In Bangkok, Christchurch and Vienna, their work imbues hotels and bars with warmth, cordiality and soul.

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Making an entrance: AllesWirdGut
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People’s palace: Henselmann Tower

Berlin's Karl-Marx-Allee was the GDR's most famous street, lined with socialist ‘palaces of the workers’. Today these apartment blocks, particularly the Henselmann Tower, attract a discerning and creative community.

  • Issue #90
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People’s palace: Henselmann Tower

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