January/February 2019

Feature: Hustle
Portfolio: Expansions
Products: Hospitality

The value of hard work and a clear conscience about making money show throughout the American grain. These ethics also influence our built environment. In this issue, we examine the architecture of hustle: innovative offices, corporate headquarters, and co-working spaces. We’ll also check in on young firms who are sweating it out to build a practice from the ground up. Plus: Texas’ best new building expansions, and hospitality products.

Deadlines

Editorial Submissions: Oct. 1, 2018
Ads Close: Nov. 26, 2018
Ads Due: Dec. 3, 2018

March/April 2019

Feature: Fear
Portfolio: Media
Products: Entertainment

The world has always been a scary place for us humans. At one time it was wolves, brigands, and malicious spirits. Now it’s active shooters, terrorist cells, and refugees. Past and present, architecture has provided sanctuary and succor against dangerous forces. It has also been an agent of terror, incarceration, and control. In this issue we walk through architectural responses to our contemporary fears. Plus: The architecture of the media and new entertainment products.

Deadlines

Editorial Submissions: Dec. 3, 2018
Ads Close: Jan. 28, 2019
Ads Due: Feb. 4, 2019

May/June 2019

Feature: Digital/Analog
Portfolio: Exhibitions
Products: Wall Coverings

Architects are still debating the relative value of hand drawing versus digital drawing. In this issue, we’ll: look into the neuroscience of designing by hand and by clicking; explore how architects are using virtual reality, artificial environments, and hologram technology; consider emergent rendering styles that move away from photo realism; and look at the link between the digital and construction. Plus: Exhibition designs and new wall coverings.

Deadlines

Editorial Submissions: Feb. 4, 2019
Ads Close: April 1, 2019
Ads Due: April 8, 2019

July/August 2019

Feature: Neoliberal Architecture
Portfolio: Galleries
Products: Luxe Interior

The resurgence of modern architecture over the past 20 years brought back much of the formal language of the mid-20th century while leaving behind the movement’s socialist ideologies. The neo-modern is neo-liberal. In this issue, we investigate how contemporary private and corporate clients are employing the modernist language in a variety of new ways, and how parametric design has facilitated this adoption. Plus: Texas art galleries and luxe interior products.

Deadlines

Editorial Submissions: April 1, 2019
Ads Close: June 3, 2019
Ads Due: June 10, 2019

September/October 2019

Feature: Design Awards
Products: Lounge Furniture

In this issue, we showcase the winners of the Texas Society of Architects’ 2019 Design Awards program. These projects, selected by a jury of award-winning architects from across the country, are diverse in type and exhibit the range and excellence of the state’s architectural practitioners. Also: Lounge Furniture.

Deadlines

Editorial Submissions: June 3, 2019
Ads Close: July 29, 2019
Ads Due: Aug. 5, 2019

November/December 2019

Feature: Authenticity
Portfolio: Repositioning
Products: Lighting

What is an authentic expression of Texas architecture? Tonkawa brush shelters? The San Antonio missions? A Second Empire state courthouse? O’Neil Ford, Frank Welch, and Lake|Flato? Buc-ee’s? All of the above? And why are we worried about it? In this issue, we explore architecture’s enduring anxiety over authenticity. Plus: How architects are repositioning old structures for new purposes and lighting fixtures.

Deadlines

Editorial Submissions: Aug. 5, 2019
Ads Close: Sept. 30, 2019
Ads Due: Oct. 7, 2019

Ad reservation deadlines subject to change.