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The opener

29 April 2021

Our pack of far-flung correspondents weigh in with a sampling of weird and wonderful things happening across the world, from a 100-year-old Canadian landscape designer’s achievements to some mind-beagling treats for your…

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Potus report

29 April 2021

As the 46th US president gets into his stride, we take a look at Joe Biden’s first few months in office, assessing where he’s done well and where he’s fallen short – while key thinkers tell us what changes they’d like to…

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Cities

29 April 2021

Helsinki’s mayor on selling his city, China’s Haikou heads to the beach and a Corsican pedestrian walkway.

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Business

29 April 2021

Growing gems, Icelandic boatbuilding, a Tokyo neighbourhood revival, wine-making and the future of co-working.

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Designs for life

29 April 2021

As Artcurial prepares to put the art and furniture of fashion designer Kenzo Takada under the hammer, we take a peek behind the scenes in Paris, at a collection as vibrant and eclectic as its owner.

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Design awards 2021, part 1

29 April 2021

Our first ever Design Awards are here, honouring the year’s 50 most thoughtfully made objects and buildings.

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Design awards 2021, part 2

29 April 2021

Our first ever Design Awards are here, honouring the year’s 50 most thoughtfully made objects and buildings.

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What is the ‘new mobility’?

12 April 2021

It’s hard to think of urbanism without thinking of Gehl, the firm that Helle Søholt co-founded with Jan Gehl in 2000. Gehl has earned the respect of architects and urban designers due to its people-centred approach to our…

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The Urbanist - The future of US transportation

25 March 2021

With a new administration in residence at the White House and cities beginning to recover from the pandemic, is there some hope on the horizon for transport in the United States?

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Pup stars

25 March 2021

South Korea was infamous for its dogmeat dishes. Now well-heeled pooches check into their own hotels.

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Cities

25 March 2021

Japan’s mixed-generation living experiment finds success; Lucerne’s train station goes underground; a Tel Aviv-based start-up helps US city leaders hear what residents are saying.

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Life in motion

25 March 2021

This year’s spring releases have a distinct air of self-reflection to them. From a surreal, life-affirming drama set on a gritty Paris banlieue to a transportive collection of poems recorded over dreamy soundscapes, here…

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Wandering stars

25 March 2021

Italy is constantly on the move, by every mode of transport imaginable. There is a unifying theme however: elegant design and utility go hand in hand here like nowhere else, as evidenced by our book’s profiles of some of…

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The Globalist - Thursday 18 March

18 March 2021

We unpack the diplomatic approach expected from both China and the US ahead of a high-level bilateral meeting in Alaska. Plus: we get the latest transport news and discuss the winner of this year’s Pritzker Prize in arch…

Radio

Monocle on Design - Extra: Vienna’s sound identity

25 February 2021

Vienna might be famed for its classical music but the city has also won awards for the sound identity of its public transport. Monocle’s Alexei Korolyov meets the reassuring voice of Vienna.

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Chicago

“Chicago is the great American city,” Norman Mailer once said. This midwest marvel is the birthplace of the skyscraper and home to bold and brilliant architecture. It is at once international and local, lofty and down to…

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