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ArchiNed
Billing itself as “the architecture site of the Netherlands”, ArchiNed probably is just that, with a wide range of content, including news and competitions. A bit hard to find your way around. Bilingual.
Archis | Volume
The website for two dutch publications promisies much but delivers little. Well not much in the way of text content – there are quite a few talking heads videos (no, not the band).
Architecture Of Israel Quarterly
Many articles are online, both in English and in Hebrew.
a+u | Japan Architect
A few pages are available to view from recent issues of both magazines.
Ume Magazine
Nice publication which looks indepth at projects world-wide. The PDFs of all magazines are there for the viewing.
Urban Design Forum Quarterly
Small non-profit Australian publication, with articles online.
POL Oxygen Magazine
This Sydney-centred magazine has had an online offshoot delivering news and pics almost daily since 2004.
Pander
Defunct NZ arts magazine, but still online with a few good essays (1998 to 2004).
Indesign
Australian architecture and design magazine, with a focus on product.
Architecture New Zealand
Selected content is now available online.
Architectural Review Australia
AR is now one of the big daddies of the architecture media in australia. It doesn’t have any online content of the magazine, but they have a separate website that includes many articles.
Architecture Australia
One of Australia’s biggest and most reliable architecture magazines. Back issues are available to read online.
Architect Victoria
The RAIA’s Victorian magazine, lots of guest editors so the content is never predictable.
Monocle
“Edited by Wallpaper* founder and International Herald Tribune columnist Tyler Brûlé, Monocle offers a comprehensive global briefing under a single editorial brand.”
Post Magazine
Zoomable scans of the first few issues of Post are free to view. Post reckons it’s an accessible student-intiated mag that’s definitely not your conventional archijournal.
