Horizons
Horizons
The winter issue looks outward: frontier research, distant places and the long-range decisions being taken now on behalf of people not yet born.
Vision International Group
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Issue 03 · Autumn 2026
Issue 03 is built around a single observation: the most consequential changes of the last decade arrived without announcement, driven by people with no interest in being described as revolutionaries. Our cover story spends four months inside a construction industry remade by insurance schedules. Elsewhere we walk a reopened pilgrim route, sit down with an architect who has built her practice on refusal, and examine what culture looks like once it stops optimising for discovery.
Published 3 September 2026 · 148 pages
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The winter issue looks outward: frontier research, distant places and the long-range decisions being taken now on behalf of people not yet born.
The changes that matter most are rarely announced. Our autumn issue follows transformations that happened while nobody was watching — in construction, in culture, in the streets we walk every day.
A special edition on movement: how people, goods and money travel through cities, and what happens at the points where they cannot.
People who make things, and the slow collective shifts they set in motion. Our summer issue is about craft, patience and the long apprenticeship.
Our first special edition: a close look at the unglamorous middle of innovation, where working technologies become working systems — or fail to.
Our first issue. Six features on the decisions being taken now that will define the decades after next — in infrastructure, enterprise, art and the ordinary business of living well.