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Americas

Mexico City's taxi fleet plans to go green, all change at Chattanooga, and how Twitter is helping track the spread of illness through cities.

  • Issue #25
  • 4 min read
Americas
Urbanism

City revival

In New York, Tobruk, Foshan, Beirut and Stockholm there are pioneering architectural projects that will transform their cities. We take a look at the grand plans.

  • Issue #25
  • 4 min read
City revival
Urbanism

Power block

We often dreamed of a city block that brought together the best elements of urban living. With the help of leading architects, we’ve designed our perfect neighbourhood, a model for community and sustainability.

  • Issue #25
  • 7 min read
Power block
Urbanism

Hearts of the city

Identikit suburban projects and architects without imagination have sullied the reputation of property development but Monocle has tracked down five firms putting passion, innovation and social conscience back into the world.

  • Issue #25
  • 8 min read
Hearts of the city
Urbanism

Oceania

Work begins on Australia’s first carbon-zero office building, the Pixel in Melbourne. Meanwhile, in New Zealand, Christchurch gets a revamp to convince its younger generation to stay put.

  • Issue #25
  • 4 min read
Oceania
Urbanism

Talk of the town

From a Beijing air-quality expert to an Italian architect, these urban planning visionaries have ideas with the potential to transform our urban world – and soon.

  • Issue #25
  • 7 min read
Talk of the town
Urbanism

Building the dream

Engineering company Arup connects the Sydney Opera House to the proposed Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. The owner-operated firm’s pioneering staff are the go-to team for constructing the seemingly impossible.

  • Issue #25
  • 11 min read
Building the dream
Art

Look & listen

Monocle’s summer arts calendar highlights the best albums to line up, books for the beach, shows to saunter round and movies to enjoy – from Fuji Rock to the Whitney Museum.

  • Issue #25
  • 15 min read
Look & listen
Design

Ship shape

Milanese architect Claudio Dini was tasked with creating a residence with a maritime feel, without going overboard, so that the occupants could feel all at sea in their city dwelling.

  • Issue #24
  • 5 min read
Ship shape
Design

Salone stars

At Rho, the Salone Internazionale del Mobile’s main ground, 2,500 exhibitors covered 490,000 sq m. The city’s showrooms and galleries bustled, while the Euroluce lighting fair was equally switched on.

  • Issue #24
  • 8 min read
Salone stars

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