squinch #01

squinch is a literary / architecture magazine. They publishing radical criticism, fiction, poetry, long-form essays, interviews and photography, encompassing a range of landscapes and buildings, spaces inhabited and emptied, spectacular and mundane. squinch is named after a small arch, niche or load-bearing structure that joins a dome to a square base, a robust solution to bringing conflicting forms into balance. 

In this issue:

The inaugural issue of squinch features Charlie Porter on the Radical Home, Phineas Harper on Labour's New towns, Poetry by Ella Frears, Matthew Rice, Kitya Mark, Eyal Weizman & Forensic Architecture on the Ungrounding of Palestine, Jonathan Glancey on Things in Fields, Edith Wharton on Italian Villas. 

London; U.K., 17x24cm; 188 pages; Annual; 2026, First Issue!