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As painful as it sounds, this may be one of the last issues of Architectural Record you’ll receive. If you are an AIA member, you are good to go through December (that’s this issue and one more). Then, presto — or the sound of one hand clapping — RECORD will disappear from your mailbox. Help! What is an architect to do?
So we are letting you know. By now, you’ve received your copy of the printed magazine with the page affixed to the cover fairly shouting at you to subscribe to the publication. You may have received a first-class letter from yours truly, and e-mails, or even a tweet, if you’re a Twitterer. They all say essentially the same thing: Your subscription to Architectural Record is running out; it’s time to subscribe.
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