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Eastgate Centre in Harare with its rooftop ventilation chimneys

17.8315° S, 31.0526° E · ISSUE 04

The Patents Nature Never Filed

From a Harare building and a Japanese railway to protein prediction and a Costa Rican forest, this issue asks how nature becomes industrial knowledge, and who remains in the bargain.

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Farmers plough a flooded rice field with cattle in Kerala in 1901
Jens Olsen's World Clock inside Copenhagen City Hall
Historic Singapore harbour with ships and small boats, cropped without the original scanned border.

9.9667° N, 76.3168° E · ISSUE 03

Feeding a Moving Climate

55.6761° N, 12.5683° E · ISSUE 02

A sluice gate, an orchard and a moving fish stock reveal how food production follows a climate that will not stay still.

Designing for Time

1.2650° N, 103.8400° E · ISSUE 01

Copenhagen, Melbourne and Dhaka show how city design decides how much of the day remains with the people who live there.

The Harbour and the Hinterland

Across Odisha, Banda and Singapore, a maritime journey asks where trade leaves lasting value behind.

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