Didn't realize that 24 year old people read anything in printed form anymore. At least that part is encouraging.
As part of the graying population, I gave up on
Architecture magazine when I realized it was easier to read the bottom line of an eye test at my optometrist's office. Perhaps this thread will make it back to the publishers, who might reconsider their audience.
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Michael Strogoff, FAIA
Chair Emeritus, PMKC Advisory Group
President, Strogoff Consulting
Mill Valley, CA 94941
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-07-2019 22:30
From: Judith Wasserman
Subject: "Architecture" magazine
Hardly! Ever since they redesigned it, I assumed it was meant for 24-year-olds.
Judith Wasserman
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Judith Wasserman AIA
Bressack & Wasserman
Palo Alto CA
Original Message:
Sent: 08-06-2019 17:42
From: Robert Larsen
Subject: "Architecture" magazine
Does anybody else out there find "Architecture" magazine difficult to read because of the tiny fonts and photos they use?
Lots of white space around the text and photos is a cool design concept but it's at the expense of legibility.
Am I alone in this?