A city is understood through its addresses. Neighbourhoods, cultural landmarks and places with a reason to visit, selected for an international reader.
The writer and designer behind Kitten maps a Los Angeles of small rituals: the counter at Petit Trois, the red booths of Musso & Frank, a panorama painted by hand and, above all, the car.
From the Pony Line bar at the Four Seasons to Julia's 22 seats in Villa Crespo, by way of Coppola's hidden garden, Casa Cavia and the Colección Amalita: a Buenos Aires for those who take their time.
Brickell no longer empties at six. Residential towers by Arquitectonica and Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill, and dining rooms from Amazónico to Seia, have turned Miami's banking district into a place people choose to live.
Two days in the South Bay, based at Rosewood Sand Hill and its Asaya spa, by way of the gardens of Filoli, the Ridge vineyard on Monte Bello and the tables of Palo Alto and Menlo Park.
From Sotto Sotto in Yorkville to the Joso's room on the cover of Take Care and the Raptors' courtside, a route through the Toronto that Drake wrote into his songs, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Praxis, the online community that calls itself the first digital nation, has chosen the coast beside Colonia del Sacramento for its first physical settlement. The town next door has a three-century head start.