New York Review of Architecture

The New York Review of Architecture is “a cooperative of working writers, architects, and artists who review architecture in New York.” They are “particularly interested in pieces that break down architecture’s silos, tying together academia, practice, and the public we all serve.” They value writing that is critical and engaging. In general, they run “profiles, reviews of buildings, books, trends.” According to their pitch guide, their rates for essays and reportage start at $0.25 per word. Rates for commentary and review pieces start at $500. They also publish short, pithy reviews of shows, books, music, art, buildings, and other miscellany of between 100 and 200 words, for which they pay $100. 

News & Pitch Calls from New York Review of Architecture

Sunday, June 2nd 2024

The New York Review of Architecture is Accepting Pitches

The New York Review of Architecture is a publication that reviews architecture in New York. Their managing editor is accepting pitches at c.wyma@nyra.nyc. Rates: essays and reportage begin at $0.25/word, and review pieces begin at $300. To read their managing editor’s post, click here. To learn more about them, click here.

Tuesday, June 21st 2022

The New York Review of Architecture is Accepting Pitches

The New York Review of Architecture is “a cooperative of working writers, architects, and artists who review architecture, in New York.” They publish monthly and in print only. They are accepting pitches for a new segment, Wrecking Ball. Their deputy editor has tweeted, “Hate something a lot? Want to write 1,000 words about it?” “I'm especially interested in hearing from people who don't typically write about architecture and also from people who are not men.” They will pay $200 for Wrecking Ball columns. To get in touch with their deputy editor, email m.daprile@nyra.nyc. To read their deputy editor’s Twitter thread, click here. To learn more about them, click here.