Team subscriptions
Since 1896, the AR has scoured the globe for architecture that challenges and inspires. Equip your practice or university with the AR's repository of architectural knowledge and expertise with a team subscription.
Save money with team access
Send an email to corporate.enquiries@emap.com to get the best deal with a group subscription
If you prefer to discuss your enquiry please contact Daniel Bashford at +44 (0)2039532074 (Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm GMT) or daniel.bashford@emap.com
- Your own dedicated account manager
- Print copies of the AR's thematic issues
- Unlimited access to the AR online
- Add and remove subscribers at any time
- AR newsletters 3 times a week
- Weekly competition updates
- Access to previous digital editions
- One renewal date, one invoice
- Save time, we'll do all the hard work for you and manage the process
Why you should get team access
Critical perspective
With a proud tradition of challenge and criticism, the AR offers its unique perspective to the biggest issues of our time, from gender to ecology to social justice. The AR website is an invaluable resource to find reading lists, watch films and delve into an immense archive of essays, campaigns and interviews.
Buildings archive
The AR tells the story behind buildings, and the complex
layered contexts into which they are woven. Every project is
fully illustrated, with beautiful photography, drawings and
details, contributing to an archive of the most culturally significant and architecturally interesting buildings of our time.
Competitions
Each week, the AR sends a curated selection of competitions
accompanied by a helpful Q&A with the client or competition
organiser to help you respond to the brief, from radically
challenging proposals to those that have the creative scope to
test new ideas and make good architecture that will serve its use
well for many years to come.
A global network
Hosting events and prestigious awards enables the AR to connect
with an ever-growing network of leading architects and design enthusiasts. By listening to talks, attending panel discussions
and joining social events, you can engage and learn from
both established and emerging practices from around the world.
