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Japan Collection
Entrepreneurs’ toolkit
Comme des Garçons
The Entrepreneurs2020 3
The Monocle Book of Japan
The Entrepreneurs, 2020 - Issue 2
Pump Up The Volume(s) collection
Arizona sandal with socks
Fine corduroy work jacket
Olive trainers pulse boost HD
Year-round blazer
Boston bag
Small shoulder bag
Shoulder bag
Check-In M 60 L
Porto Side Table
SuperCD
Yoshino Hinoki Diffuser
Candle One: Hinoki
Monocle A5 hardcover leather notebook
Weekly diary, 2020
Magazine pouch
Pen – black
Scent Four: Yoyogi
Scent One: Hinoki
Calavria roll-on fragrance
Travel-sized toiletry set
Treuleben
Birkenstock
Darumas
Delfonics
Gift subscription
London
Zürich
Hong Kong Airport
Tokyo
Just over a month after the explosion that shook the Lebanese capital, we assess the damage, reflect on the causes and muse on the future for this bruised and battered city.
We explore a recent documentary on regeneration through the arts and see how the 2020 European capital of culture is fighting back against a tumultuous year. Plus: a look at the growing trend of mass timber construction.
We look at the world of urban planning to see how the future is shaping up for the industry.
Does your city have a sound? This week we explore sound and the city, including how it changed during the past few months as the world went into lockdown.
We look at ways in which our cities can lead the charge in transitioning to a better future for our natural world.
Andrew Tuck sits down with Douglas Cardinal, one of Canada’s most respected architects and still an inspiring voice at the age of 86.
We forecast how our city streets are set to change and learn a few lessons about the future of urban transport.
As governments start to think about post-pandemic recovery plans, we take a look at our cities and what is being done to mitigate the effect of a world brought to a standstill.
We are not the only inhabitants of our cities – so this week we decided to talk about some of the urban wildlife living in the places we call home.
Monocle’s Kimberly Bradley visits a Cold War-era spy base to investigate the secrets buried beneath.
We look to one of the more mundane structures in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District that still manages to catch the eye from across the water.
We climb the stairs to a small Croatian town where canny street design harnesses the best – and quells the worst – that the coastal winds have to offer.
We head to South London to visit an impressive housing estate where there’s a growing sense of community.
Monocle’s Fernando Augusto Pacheco takes the plunge into one of Zürich’s lakeside public baths.
As hospitality reopens in the UK just in time for the last of the summer sun, Monocle’s Christy Evans takes us on a journey through London with a tour of Charles Dickens’ pubs.
We seek shelter from the Brazilian sun in the shade of a quirky telephone box, the design of which has made its way across South America since its introduction in the 1970s.
We visit the highest rooftop in Australia, to learn about a skyscraper providing a refreshing change from the usual cookie-cutter projects that dot the country’s east coast.
We head to Barcelona to ponder whether apartment blocks can forge communal bonds and help their tenants get closer to nature.
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