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Monocle magazine July/August 2023
Konfekt - Issue 11
Spain: The Monocle Handbook
The Monocle Companion: 2
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Drehgriffel pen
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Mariella Bevan browses a historic library that is helping to preserve the written heritage of the Portuguese language in Brazil.
Amy van den Berg explores a museum that’s bringing tourism back to the city in one of France’s most famous wine regions.
HJ Mai delves into the debate over what’s next for New York’s most emblematic sports and events venue.
Paul Logothetis explores the terraces and towers of Montreal’s most famous housing complex.
Tomos Lewis assesses plans for Toronto’s iconic waterfront entertainment space.
Isabella Jewell explores how colonialism shaped the distinctly Italian architecture of the Eritrean capital.
Petri Burtsoff takes us to one of Alvar Aalto’s most famous buildings: a modernist demonstration of what mass housing was lacking at the time.
Paige Reynolds visits a relic of Berlin’s infrastructure that speaks to our cities’ less automated histories.
Chris Cermak looks into the local Chicago history that is invoked by his relatively rare surname.
David Stevens investigates a particularly well-choreographed way to cross the road.
Conor Faulkner visits the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia’s best-known piece of modern architecture, to explain its bumpy creation story.
Hannah Lucinda Smith admires a beautiful piece of telecommunications infrastructure in the hills of Istanbul.
Jessica Bridger takes a trip down a historical trade route where the driving conditions are often as extreme and wild as the surrounding landscape.
Andrew Tuck peers inside one of Palma’s many shuttered courtyards to reveal a breathtaking property ordinarily concealed from public view.
Sally Howard visits the “Mother of Georgia” statue to see what this monument to femininity says about the role of women in the post-Soviet state.
Jeyup S Kwaak brings us the story of Seoul’s ‘diving bridge’, which struggles to keep its head above water during its region’s rainy season.
Christopher Lord visits one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most impressive Californian creations – the first piece of modern US architecture to make it onto Unesco’s World Heritage List.
Gregory Scruggs talks us through the various ways that Park Strip has been used since the birth of Alaska’s largest city, Anchorage.
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