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magazines in all places
Canadian Architect
Architectural news and goings on in Canada.
Building Design UK
Links to this useful and newsy British website are prohibited but I’m sure you can find it using one of those search engines that doesn’t mind about such bans.
art|4|d.com
A Thai magazine that seems to put all or most of its articles online, including some peculiar interviews – for instance you can find out when Toyo Ito has his lunch (12pm to 1pm).
Arcspace
This Danish publication is long known for its ever growing library of building images and architect profiles.
ArchitectureWeek
Consistentlt interesting since its beginnings in 2000, Architecture Week has building profiles, lively forums and lots more to ponder.
The Architectural Review
The AR website presents a few past articles as PDFs, and has competitions and events sectinos that seem to be fairly current.
Architect Magazine
A good new architecture mag from the States, that tries not to go for obvious content (so starchitects are thin on the ground). Much quality content on their website.
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 Australia
One of Australia’s biggest and most reliable architecture magazines. Back issues are available to read online.
Monocle
“Edited by Wallpaper* founder and International Herald Tribune columnist Tyler Brûlé, Monocle offers a comprehensive global briefing under a single editorial brand.”
