Log #67
Log is a journal about architectural thinking and production in the contemporary city. A collection of essays, interviews, observations. Log platforms an international exchange of ideas, criticism, and commentary in a dynamic literary formant. The journal publishes both open and thematic issues.
in this issue: Walls
"I've been to the year 3000. Not much as changed, but they lived underwater." - Busted, Year 300
Log #67 gathers new and returning voices on concerns ranging from the impacts of Big Tech to analyses of big buildings. Danish art collective SUPERFLEX explores a series of sculptures sited in bodies of water to propose new ways of interspecies living, Michael Cadwell dreams that houses move, Centre for Research orbits a monastery, Devin Jernigan rewinds to the 90's, Angus Taylor Wong charts new islands, Catherine Ingraham caves to the unknowable, Thomas Kelly analyzes the Obama Presidential Centre, Edgar Rodrigues reassembles the archive, Erin Besler stacks old stones in a new world, and much more.
NYC, U.S, 23x16 cm, 187 pages, Tri-annual, Summer 2026