The Plant issue 25
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This 25th issue for Spring/Summer 2026 takes inspiration from the cherry blossom’s arrival, embracing the sense of renewal and possibility that accompanies the changing season. As the team writes, ‘'these pages capture the turning point: the moments when green creeps back into the city, when gardens call to be explored, when the restless buzz of new adventures tempts you(...)
The Plant issue 25
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This 25th issue for Spring/Summer 2026 takes inspiration from the cherry blossom’s arrival, embracing the sense of renewal and possibility that accompanies the changing season. As the team writes, ‘'these pages capture the turning point: the moments when green creeps back into the city, when gardens call to be explored, when the restless buzz of new adventures tempts you to take unexplored paths.'’ More pictorial than ever, flowers abound in this issue: Federico Torra documents flowers emerging against moody '‘just-after winter'’ skies while Peter Jordanov captures the vibrant florals of Tuscany accompanied by a Botanical glossary. Elsewhere, readers are invited on a walk through the grounds of Fondation Beyeler with their Botanical Curator Rahel Kesselring.
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Real Review 18 spring 2026
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Perennially popular at the magCulture shop, this ingeniously formatted magazine concerns architecture (and life) in its broadest sense: '‘What it means to live today'’. This Spring 2026 issue of Real Review is dedicated to ‘Pretending the World’, with Nishant Choksi’s signature cover design, depicting a slipping mask, reinforcing the message that power and performance are(...)
Real Review 18 spring 2026
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Perennially popular at the magCulture shop, this ingeniously formatted magazine concerns architecture (and life) in its broadest sense: '‘What it means to live today'’. This Spring 2026 issue of Real Review is dedicated to ‘Pretending the World’, with Nishant Choksi’s signature cover design, depicting a slipping mask, reinforcing the message that power and performance are inextricably bound—both in the exercise of political authority, and the mobilisation of the masses: '‘To pretend means to ‘lay claim’—to stretch forward and take hold of what we want, as if it already existed, or were already ours. To pretend is thus to call forth another reality and create truth through the power of conviction alone. It is fashionable to ridicule performative gestures as ineffective posturing. Yet this is literally the only way new societies come into being.’'
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Pica 17p0 : Déconstruction
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Déconstruction est née du désir de questionner le monde qui nous entoure. Alors que le passé ne nous convient plus, que le paysage politique est incertain et que de nouveaux récits commencent à émerger, il nous était impossible de ne pas saisir cette occasion de cristalliser ce monde en mouvance dans cette nouvelle édition.
Pica 17p0 : Déconstruction
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Déconstruction est née du désir de questionner le monde qui nous entoure. Alors que le passé ne nous convient plus, que le paysage politique est incertain et que de nouveaux récits commencent à émerger, il nous était impossible de ne pas saisir cette occasion de cristalliser ce monde en mouvance dans cette nouvelle édition.
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London evokes many imaginaries and ideas. This thematic issue investigates the residential project as a critical juncture, a concurrence of opportunities to challenge convention. With its rich architectural heritage, immense physicality, and multilayered history, architects working in London must grapple with financial constraints amid the economic promotion of private(...)
A+U 666 26:03: Living in London
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London evokes many imaginaries and ideas. This thematic issue investigates the residential project as a critical juncture, a concurrence of opportunities to challenge convention. With its rich architectural heritage, immense physicality, and multilayered history, architects working in London must grapple with financial constraints amid the economic promotion of private development. Guest-edited by Andrew Clancy and Marwa el Mubark, the projects presented here revisit typical architectural programmes. Through diverse approaches and ranging from terrace house and warehouse renovations to adaptive reuse, all contribute to the complexity and enduring fascination of this city.
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AV Monographs 283: Bruther
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Bruther (Stéphanie Bru and Alexandre Theriot) emerged from a frugal France that, after the Great Recession, was demanding in its approaches and austere in its means. The distinctiveness of their buildings has remained unchanged, largely thanks to exposed installations, ingenious furniture, and sparse use of colour textiles. Bruther combines culture and technique, without(...)
AV Monographs 283: Bruther
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Bruther (Stéphanie Bru and Alexandre Theriot) emerged from a frugal France that, after the Great Recession, was demanding in its approaches and austere in its means. The distinctiveness of their buildings has remained unchanged, largely thanks to exposed installations, ingenious furniture, and sparse use of colour textiles. Bruther combines culture and technique, without compromising its environmental awareness. This issue features fifteen works, from an early proposal for a low-carbon house, through key works such as the multipurpose buildings in Saint-Blaise and Caen and the residences in Paris and Palaiseau, and culminating with their latest projects, like Frame media centre in Brussels.
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AV Monographs 284: COBE
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At the intersection of urban regeneration and the construction of new forms of collective life lies the work of Cobe, established in Copenhagen in 2006 by architect Dan Stubbergaard. With an approach that combines territorial strategy, material finesse, and attention to everyday experience, Cobe’s work operates simultaneously between building, landscape, and public space.(...)
AV Monographs 284: COBE
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At the intersection of urban regeneration and the construction of new forms of collective life lies the work of Cobe, established in Copenhagen in 2006 by architect Dan Stubbergaard. With an approach that combines territorial strategy, material finesse, and attention to everyday experience, Cobe’s work operates simultaneously between building, landscape, and public space. Marking the firm’s 20th anniversary, the magazine presents a selection of works characterised by the integration of nature and city, attention to the human scale, the creation of shared spaces, and sustainability. Highlights include Ragnarock Museum, Forfatterhuset Kindergarten, and Opera Park.
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Issue 134 offers a sensitive interpretation of contemporary architecture, viewing materials as mediators between the built environment, the human body, and the surrounding landscape. The dossier, preceded by a text of Manuel Bouzas on the importance of fieldwork in architecture, brings together six projects that use natural materials – stone, earth, wood, bamboo, straw,(...)
AV Proyectos 134: Natural construction
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Issue 134 offers a sensitive interpretation of contemporary architecture, viewing materials as mediators between the built environment, the human body, and the surrounding landscape. The dossier, preceded by a text of Manuel Bouzas on the importance of fieldwork in architecture, brings together six projects that use natural materials – stone, earth, wood, bamboo, straw, and fabric – applied without artifice, in a journey ranging from the density of the dwellings by Josep Ferrando or Tuckey Design to the lightness of the temporary structures by Marina Tabassum or Mentrestant.
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Espaces spéculatif, vol.1
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Territoire en suspens: cartographies, conflits, imaginaires. Le groupe de recherche Espaces spéculatifs, fondé en 2024 au sein de l’École des arts visuels et médiatiques de l’UQAM, vise à étudier et à élargir le champ des connaissances lié à la notion d’espace à partir du champ interdisciplinaire des arts visuels et plastiques ainsi qu’à expérimenter de nouveaux(...)
Espaces spéculatif, vol.1
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Territoire en suspens: cartographies, conflits, imaginaires. Le groupe de recherche Espaces spéculatifs, fondé en 2024 au sein de l’École des arts visuels et médiatiques de l’UQAM, vise à étudier et à élargir le champ des connaissances lié à la notion d’espace à partir du champ interdisciplinaire des arts visuels et plastiques ainsi qu’à expérimenter de nouveaux agencements polysensoriels du temps et de l’espace.
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Fifty years ago, architects imagined worlds to come. Today, many have ceded the future to market logic, treating global capitalism as inevitable and reality as fixed. This issue of Architectural Design argues that when collective imagination falters, the utopian impulse returns?not as a blueprint for perfection, but as a vital means of reopening what can still be(...)
AD 96:2 Chimera : The architecture of contemporary utopias
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Fifty years ago, architects imagined worlds to come. Today, many have ceded the future to market logic, treating global capitalism as inevitable and reality as fixed. This issue of Architectural Design argues that when collective imagination falters, the utopian impulse returns?not as a blueprint for perfection, but as a vital means of reopening what can still be conceived and made. As planetary computation, climate instability and synthetic cognition converge, utopia becomes a tool for speculative world?building: a way to design new systems, realities and relationalities with the more-than-human. Contributors navigate this shifting terrain from a range of vantages?from those who embrace technological acceleration as an instrument of renewal to others whose address to futurity is aimed at resisting the exhausted capitalist logics of the present.
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The August issue celebrates the 11 winners of the 2026 Governor General’s Medals in Architecture: Arbour House (Victoria, BC) by Patkau Architects; Parkade of the Future (Calgary, AB) by 5468796 Architecture & Kasian Architecture, Interior Design and Planning; Windermere Fire Station #31 (Edmonton, AB) by gh3* (lead design architect) with S2 Architecture (prime(...)
Canadian Architect v.71 n.05, August 2026
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The August issue celebrates the 11 winners of the 2026 Governor General’s Medals in Architecture: Arbour House (Victoria, BC) by Patkau Architects; Parkade of the Future (Calgary, AB) by 5468796 Architecture & Kasian Architecture, Interior Design and Planning; Windermere Fire Station #31 (Edmonton, AB) by gh3* (lead design architect) with S2 Architecture (prime consultant); O-day’min Park Pavilion (Edmonton, AB) by gh3*; Muscowpetung?Powwow Arbour (Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation, SK) by Oxbow Architecture with Richard Kroeker; Veil House (Winnipeg, MB) by 5468796 Architecture; Ulster House (Toronto, ON) by LGA Architectural Partners; Ace Hotel Toronto by Shim-Sutcliffe Architects & Atelier Ace; Kìwekì Point (Ottawa, ON) by Patkau Architects and Janet Rosenberg & Studio; 900 Saint-Jacques (Montreal, Quebec) by Chevalier Morales architectes and Brian Eldsen Burrows Architecte – Le Groupe Architex; Hilltop Cottage (New Brunswick) by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects.
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