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Noor Amylia Hilda visits a gallant collection of concrete platforms and saltwater pools on Beirut's coast that has outlasted the Lebanese Ci...

We find out how to make the buildings of the future serve the cities of today, with urban-friendly data centre design and reimagined technol...

Rahul Kadri, the principal of IMK Architects, takes us to a jungle escape in the heart of bustling Mumbai.

To mark the release of Monocle's Quality of Life Survey 2026, we look at how a focus on greenery could be a ticket to success. Plus: How Can...

Laura Kramer explores an oasis inhabited by mythical creatures, a fairy-tale tower and giant mosaic-covered beasts on the outskirts of Z&uum...

From adapting stadiums in the US to the evolution of Mexico City, we explore what hosting a mega-event such as the World Cup can mean for a...

Tom Webb takes us to the Chinese city named after the fictional 1933 literary paradise of Shangri-La to sort fact from fiction.

Tomas Stokke joins us from Haptic, an architectural firm bringing Scandinavian style to global projects. We also meet Dicle Guntas from Fore...

Gendel Gento takes us to the last surviving example of Japan's "Five Great Prisons" built during the Meiji era, which has recently undergone...

Carlota Rebelo reports from the Urban Land Institute's 2026 Europe Conference in Berlin, where we hear the most interesting voices in the re...

Sophie Monaghan-Coombs learns about Undercroft Skate Space, a venue that has been central to the London skateboarding scene over the past ha...

We learn how one strategist is exporting Swedish fika values to help put city planners on the same page. We also hear about Hungary's push t...

Stefan Dubowski takes us to the beaches of Taiwan's Wanli district to see a largely abandoned collection of futuristic abodes.

We check back in with our friends at the Start With Children, and hear from the duo who hosted one of the organisation's miniseries of lectu...

Julia Kim rides the Hokusai Special Train – a new journey aimed at foreign tourists to take in breathtaking views of Mt Fuji.

We explore a new style of neighbourhood that could improve social connection and ease cost of living. We also assess Vietnam's evolving tour...

A special episode brought to you in collaboration with Arup. We hear from Anna König Jerlmyr, former mayor of Stockholm; Raj Patel, Aru...

Geetanjali Krishna explores Jaipur's 'katlas' – traditional enclosed market spaces that continue to thrive despite the city's growing...

We discover two projects aiming to deliver a human-centric masterplan: Ion Riva in Turkey and Diriyah in Saudi Arabia. Plus: how the Fleet S...

Gustavo Ocando Alex takes us to a church in Venezuela's second city of Maracaibo that helps tell the story of the country's history.