Publishing · 6 questions
Architectural Media
Getting work published, editorial versus paid coverage, and how media partnerships work.
For Practices, photographers and publicists · Reviewed 2026-10-31
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How can architects get their work published?
Submit a complete, rights-cleared package — photographs, drawings, a clear statement and credits — to publications that match the work.
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What is the difference between editorial coverage and paid publication?
Editorial is selected on merit by the publication; paid publication is a commercial placement and should be labelled as such.
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How are projects selected for publication?
On design quality, clarity of documentation, relevance to the audience and whether the submission is complete and rights-cleared.
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What is Pocket Pages?
Pocket Pages is a compact printed and digital monograph series for a single project, practice or brand.
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What does a media partnership involve?
A publication supports an event or initiative with coverage, audience and editorial access in exchange for defined visibility.
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How should an architecture practice write a press release?
Lead with what is new, add the design idea in two sentences, then facts, quotes, images and credits — one page, no adjectives.
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