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Architecture

Festival season

Model-making in Rome, South Korea’s craft revolution and why good architecture should be a universal right.

  • Issue #164
  • 8 min read
Modern residential buildings with balconies overlooking landscaped green spaces and wooden walkways
Retail

Wear it’s at

The Danish capital has become a fashion and retail powerhouse. We visit new menswear shop Goods, then meet the talent driving a wave of creativity and edgy style.

  • Issue #163
  • 18 min read
Wear it’s at
Product design

Design

Mexico City’s “green lungs” and architectural photographer Hélène Binet heads to Milan.

  • Issue #163
  • 7 min read
Modern two-storey Luiss university building with curved glass facade, dark exterior, elevated on pillars above open ground floor
Design

Following a hunch

As the canny, optimistic winners of this year's Monocle Design Awards demonstrate, staying on top of your game requires detective instincts and curiosity about what makes the world tick.

Man in glasses and sweater reading yellow book while sitting on white stairs in modern interior
Design

Out of the past

For more than 150 years, Danish furniture brand Fritz Hansen has fostered the nation’s gifted designers. Now it is finally building an archive to celebrate its history.

  • Issue #161
  • 6 min read
Modern chair designs displayed on wooden platforms in Fritz Hansen's Design Hall exhibition space
Culture

All falling into place

Fifty architects and planners from around the world reveal the secret ingredients behind spaces that truly work, from Copenhagen cathedrals to bustling restaurants.

  • Issue #160
  • 4 min read
Man in glasses and blue jacket peering into cross-section of house showing people in different rooms
Architecture

Setting the stage

Part of the city’s scenery in more ways than one, Vega has risen from its socialist roots to provide the perfect home for all kinds of music.

  • Issue #160
  • 4 min read
Interior view of Vega concert hall during performance showing packed audience, multi-level seating, and stage lighting
Architecture

Brick’s blessing

At this huge ecclesiastical spectacle, it’s small details that count: its five million bricks were sanded by hand.writer

  • Issue #160
  • 2 min read
Interior view of Grundtvig's Church showing soaring yellow brick nave with wooden chairs and Gothic arches

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