Monocle 's editor in chief, Andrew Tuck, meets British designer Thomas Heatherwick to hear his case for more interesting architecture.
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Banal buildings are bad for us. They are the design world’s equivalent of ultra-processed food. Such edifices fail to provide emotional nourishment, not only to the peop…
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Monocle
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- Book and Periodical Publishing
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- London, GB
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Monocle
Monocle is the media brand for people who want to live and work better. We cover global affairs, business, design and culture with a focus on ideas that improve cities, businesses and daily life. From London, Paris and Zürich to Tokyo, Bangkok and Toronto, our editors and correspondents seek out sharp reporting, smart solutions and stories that make a difference. The magazine is published 10 times a year and read in more than 80 countries. Alongside it, Monocle runs a 24-hour radio station, produces books, podcasts and films, and publishes annual titles such as The Escapist, The Design Directory and The Entrepreneurs. Our network of shops and cafés in London, Zürich, Paris, Tokyo, Toronto, Hong Kong and Merano brings this ethos to the street: well-designed spaces where global citizens can meet, browse and connect. Monocle is your guide to a better life, better business and a more liveable world.
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