How to submit work for publication
The editors at Architectural
Record welcome the submission
of your work for consideration. Because we enjoy the largest circulation
of any architecture publication in the world, we receive a considerable
volume of unsolicited work. However, we review every project submitted
and offer a broad range of opportunities for publication. Click here to
get more details.
Current Call for Entries
The editors of ARCHITECTURAL RECORD announce the 2009
Record Houses awards. For more than 50 years, RECORD has presented an annual collection of projects from around the globe that represent exemplary residential design. Entry is open to any architect registered in the U.S. or abroad. This year, sustainability remains a significant criterion in evaluating Record Houses. Also of particular interest are projects that incorporate innovation in program, building technology, materials, and form. To view submission details, please
click here. Entries must be postmarked by
October 31, 2008.
Submit your photos
Do you have
great photographs of projects—whether buildings of your own design or work by architects you admire? We invite you to share these images with our global audience in our
Photo Galleries . Submit your photos (it’s fast and easy) in a number of categories, including:
Residential Showcase,
Student Showcase, Architectural Photographer Showcase,
The World of Design,
Product Showcase, and more. Also be sure to check out the hundreds of
photos we’ve already selected. You can even comment on and recommend other community members’ photos.
How to submit work for the Web
Many of the projects we feature on our Web site come from the pages of Architectural Record, enhanced with slideshows, videos, and additional text. But we also profile projects exclusively online, including our very popular "House of the Month." To have a residence you've designed considered as our featured house, please contact Ingrid Spencer.
Information on all other projects you'd like to see featured online should be sent to Bryant Rousseau. We are especially interested in [built] projects where video walkthroughs are available, and [unbuilt] projects whose plans include digital animation.
For our other online-exclusive content, we also welcome news tips, suggestions for ArchRecord interview candidates, and information on emerging architecture firms doing interesting work [link "emerging architecture firms" to Ingrid]. We also want to hear about practice challenges you've faced--and the solutions you adopted to overcome them.
