Failed Architecture (FA)

Failed Architecture (FA) is “a research platform that aims to open up new perspectives on urban failure – from what it’s perceived to be, what’s actually happening and how it’s represented to the public.” They are looking for fresh and compelling perspectives on urban or architectural issues. They are not always open to pitches, but they may make exceptions for urgent or timely articles. Submissions can be general reflections, case studies, opinion pieces, reviews, interviews, photographic essays, etc. According to their pitch guide, they pay €150 per article (around 1,500 words).

News & Pitch Calls from Failed Architecture (FA)

Sunday, November 17th 2024

Failed Architecture is Accepting Pitches on Carceral Architecture

Failed Architecture is “a platform for spatial criticism, reconnecting architecture with the real world through an online magazine, events, podcast, and more.” They’re accepting pitches for their upcoming series on carceral architecture. Their editor has posted this on X: “We're especially interested in more pitches about spaces designed to contain and manage Mad, disabled, unhoused, and elderly people. Also: work around the histories and legacies of historical forms like residential schools and internment camps.” Rate is €150 per article. For details, refer to their editor’s post and this page.

Deadline: November 20th, 2024

Sunday, April 11th 2021

Failed Architecture (FA) is Accepting Pitches

Failed Architecture (FA) is “a research platform that aims to open up new perspectives on urban failure – from what it’s perceived to be, what’s actually happening and how it’s represented to the public.” They are accepting pitches. They want fresh and compelling perspectives on urban or architectural issues. Submissions can be general reflections, case studies, opinion pieces, reviews, interviews, photographic essays, etc. They are paying €150 per article (around 1,500 words). To learn more, refer to their editor’s Tweet and this page.