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Monocle magazine July/August 2021
Konfekt - Issue 2
Cotton overshirt
Yoyogi seersucker pants
Unlined mac
Narrow elastic belt
Shorthauler bag
Equinox Light U Carry-on suitcase 34 L
Shoulder bag
Boston bag
Vase
Candle One: Hinoki
Oak key tray
Yoshino Hinoki Diffuser
Timor perpetual calendar
Drehgriffel pen
Weekly diary 2021
Pencil case
Scent One: Hinoki
Scent Four: Yoyogi
Calavria roll-on fragrance
Travel-sized toiletry set
Porter
Comme des Garçons
Darumas
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We get moving again with an episode all about innovation in the wide world of mobility.
We speak to a selection of writers to discuss how poetry can help us understand themes that affect urban dwellers.
Monocle editor Andrew Tuck takes us on a tour of his favourite Tall Stories of the year.
Monocle’s Nina Milhaud discusses building preservation in Hong Kong with architectural historian Charles Lai, as they look at a classic piece of civic architecture that is due for demolition.
Monocle’s Henry Rees-Sheridan takes a closer look at the forces behind New York’s newest park.
Monocle’s Lucinda Elliott observes how plazas in the Uruguayan capital weave together the city’s communities.
Monocle’s Guy De Launey braves the heights of Europe’s tallest chimney to show us one way to grapple with such an enormous structure after it loses its original purpose.
We visit the new home for the national film archive of Uruguay.
Christopher Cermak charts his journey from model UN to reporting on the real thing and explains what the organisation’s New York HQ means to the city.
Adib Dada explains a unique planting method that is turning a plot of land on the banks of the Beirut River into what’s now known as Beirut’s Riverless Forest.
We look at the night-time economy’s importance to a city, and the power of a good dance floor.
A historic bookshop in Paris’s Latin Quarter is closing its doors. We bid adieu.
We stop by Jasper Park Lodge, a historic hotel in the Canadian Rockies that’s hosted plenty of famous faces.
We visit an iconic broadcasting building to see how its role is changing but its culture and traditions remain.
We look to an ancient Roman waste-management technique that has permanently shaped the city’s topography.
We touch down at a white elephant of an airport built in Spain at the height of the financial crisis.
We visit a revolutionary Soviet suburb that's now run down and under threat of demolition.
We visit the headquarters of the Tokyo timber wholesalers’ association, a building that “walks the walk” with its impressive wooden construction.
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