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Eastgate Centre in Harare with its rooftop ventilation chimneys

17.8252° S, 31.0335° E · ISSUE 04

The Patents Nature Never Filed

An inquiry into the intellectual property of ecosystems, and why the world’s most resilient systems remain shared by design.

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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

Continue here to see how climate moves the geography of food.

Designing for Time

1.2650° N, 103.8400° E · ISSUE 01

Then ask whether cities can return time to the people living in them.

The Harbour and the Hinterland

Finish with the question of where trade creates lasting value.

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