SA+P Press

02/04/2017

Anne Graziano and Eli Keller will edit the next issue of the MIT Department of Architecture's peer-review journal, Thresholds.

Thresholds 46: SCATTER! aims to investigate and expose the histories of distribution, dissemination, and circulation of architecture and its discourse.

Find the call for papers at thresholdsjournal.mit.edu/submissions. Submissions are due on May 1, 2017!

02/12/2016

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
Thresholds 45: MYTH
Editor: Zachary Angles

Venturing into the proposition that architecture is as much constituted of stone, wood, and steel as the myths that collectively propel it into existence, Thresholds 45: MYTH will explore how architecture makes myth and how myth makes architecture.

Submit papers by May 1, 2015 to [email protected]. Full call and submission details available at thresholds.mit.edu.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
Thresholds 45: MYTH
Editor: Zachary Angles

Venturing into the proposition that architecture is as much constituted of stone, wood, and steel as the myths that collectively propel it into existence, Thresholds 45: MYTH will explore how architecture makes myth and how myth makes architecture.

Established in 1992, Thresholds first began as a monthly zine. Today, editors produce one independently themed journal a year.

Submit papers by May 1, 2015 to [email protected]. Full call and submission details available at thresholds.mit.edu.

01/26/2016

Hot off the presses, the latest publication from SA+P Press showcases over ten years worth of MIT/DUSP studios, practica, and workshops. In these 128-pages you can read about student work around the country and around the globe – from the neighborhoods of Boston to the streets of Beijing, from Main…

10/26/2015

Uncertain Futures, SA+P Press, 2009
Ed. Ana Miljački, Lisa Pauli, Morgan Pinney, Buck Sleeper, Stephen Form and Oliver Wuttig

READ: issuu.com/mitarchitecture/docs/uncertain_futures-reduced_part1/1

05/01/2015

Didier Faustino / Thresholds 43

04/07/2015

Design by Azusa Kobayashi and Julia Novitch

03/26/2015

01/21/2015

Under the Influence is on Archinect; preview the discussions -

The Under the Influence book is based upon the eponymous symposium, which brought together scholars and practitioners of architecture in order to focus on one of the most anxious disciplinary topics: influence. The symposium invited each of the participants to illuminate a single term -- a...

12/29/2014