We get better acquainted with the land as we assess how urban agriculture can lead to a healthier, happier and more sustainable future for city dwellers.

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Monocle’s Chris Cermak assesses the evolution of the space left behind after the World Trade Center attacks in New York.

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The Urbanist book club delves into Tom Chesshyre’s ‘Park Life’, which explores the world’s public spaces. Plus, we discuss ‘Survival of the City’ by David Cutler and Edward Glaeser, a book on the lessons of the recent lockdowns.

Monocle’s Anastasia Moloney visits Zipaquirá, the Colombian cycling mecca.

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We explore the smart city to find out how the world of data can contribute to a more personalised experience, and a better quality of life in the places that we call home.

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Monocle’s Ivan Carvalho visits a postwar apartment complex from the 1960s that remains a thriving mini-city today.

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We speak to some of the leading public officials present at the recent Berlin Questions conference about how their cities have fared in the past 18 months.

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Monocle’s Lucinda Elliott admires a few examples of the Uruguayan capital’s surprising speciality of stained-glass windows.

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We look at how public art can contribute to a rebirth for cities and create more welcoming public spaces. Is there a better way to ensure that your city remains vibrant than by integrating art with the built environment?

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Kimberly Bradley visits the iconic roadside statues of the lumberjack Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox to ponder what these oversized attractions, and others like them, mean to tourists today.

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