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Making tracks

20 May 2015

An innate understanding of runners and their needs paired with a keen eye for design means new Boston athletic brand Tracksmith is going places – fast.

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The Menu - Food Neighbourhoods #402: Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts

17 September 2024

With the leaves beginning to turn golden brown in the Northern Hemisphere, Monocle’s Sana Jumani takes us on a tour of Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts, an area renowned for its autumnal fare as well as its varied cul…

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Get out of town

20 September 2018

This month we round up some fine spots for weekend jaunts, whether it’s a seaside stay in Japan, a reborn Massachusetts motel or a woodland retreat an hour from Paris. And for diehard urbanites there’s an electrifying…

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The Urbanist - Urban air mobility

2 May 2019

This week we’re looking to the sky. Our editor at large in the Americas, Ed Stocker, reports from ‘Aerial Futures: The Third Dimension’ in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where experts gathered to discuss everything from cargo…

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Meet the Writers - Monocle Reads: ‘Survival of the Richest‘

8 September 2022

Douglas Rushkoff is an award-winning writer and media theorist who was named as one of the world’s 10 most influential intellectuals by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He speaks to Georgina Godwin about his…

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Meet the Writers - Mark Vanhoenacker

3 September 2023

Belgian-American pilot, author and writer, Mark Vanhoenacker, joins Georgina Godwin at Monocle’s studio in London to discuss his third book ‘Imagine a City: a Pilot’s Love Letter to the World’s Greatest Cities’. The book…

Monocle Minute

Design hothouse

23 February 2017

A 1960s modernist dwelling in south London, designed by Richard Rogers, will become home to a group of architecture aficionados under a new Harvard University fellowship. Rogers, one of the UK’s pre-eminent architects,…

Monocle Minute

Bright idea

3 February 2016

We’ve long lamented the decline of the incandescent bulb (take a look at our report on Swiss company Righi Licht in issue 88). The flat, harsh light of an LED simply can’t compete with the warm glow of a traditional light…

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Media

21 February 2013

The world of mags, print and photography

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Dreams take flight

16 June 2022

The pilot and author on how he fulfilled his childhood ambitions and why he is fascinated by cities as well as the view from the sky.

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Space man

21 March 2019

Tavares Strachan has an unusual CV: not many artists have trained as a cosmonaut.

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Gregory Crewdson

20 November 2014

Artist Gregory Crewdson’s studied compositions of American life are famed for their intricacy. But for his last meal the photographer opts for comfort and charm.

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Americas

14 April 2015

We assess Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy, Dominican diplomacy and archaeology in Chile.

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Americas

23 May 2013

Why Argentina's president leaves the Boeing at home, why Chile is feeling British and why Brazilian admen are feeling relieved.

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Open and shut case

8 January 2010

Pelican Products was founded by a diver who wanted to keep his equipment safe and now it makes protective cases for everyone from the military to the iPhone user. It’s expanded into ingenious lighting systems – and is…

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Americas

17 February 2011

Cricket in the US, a possible Obama challenger, and Argentina's cash crisis