SA+P Press

05/02/2017

02/04/2017

Anne Graziano and Eli Keller will edit the next issue of the MIT Department of Architecture's peer-review journal, Thresholds.

Thresholds 46: SCATTER! aims to investigate and expose the histories of distribution, dissemination, and circulation of architecture and its discourse.

Find the call for papers at thresholdsjournal.mit.edu/submissions. Submissions are due on May 1, 2017!

01/29/2017

02/12/2016

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
Thresholds 45: MYTH
Editor: Zachary Angles

Venturing into the proposition that architecture is as much constituted of stone, wood, and steel as the myths that collectively propel it into existence, Thresholds 45: MYTH will explore how architecture makes myth and how myth makes architecture.

Submit papers by May 1, 2015 to [email protected]. Full call and submission details available at thresholds.mit.edu.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
Thresholds 45: MYTH
Editor: Zachary Angles

Venturing into the proposition that architecture is as much constituted of stone, wood, and steel as the myths that collectively propel it into existence, Thresholds 45: MYTH will explore how architecture makes myth and how myth makes architecture.

Established in 1992, Thresholds first began as a monthly zine. Today, editors produce one independently themed journal a year.

Submit papers by May 1, 2015 to [email protected]. Full call and submission details available at thresholds.mit.edu.

01/26/2016

Hot off the presses, the latest publication from SA+P Press showcases over ten years worth of MIT/DUSP studios, practica, and workshops. In these 128-pages you can read about student work around the country and around the globe – from the neighborhoods of Boston to the streets of Beijing, from Main…

10/26/2015

Uncertain Futures, SA+P Press, 2009
Ed. Ana Miljački, Lisa Pauli, Morgan Pinney, Buck Sleeper, Stephen Form and Oliver Wuttig

READ: issuu.com/mitarchitecture/docs/uncertain_futures-reduced_part1/1

05/01/2015

Didier Faustino / Thresholds 43

04/07/2015

Design by Azusa Kobayashi and Julia Novitch

03/26/2015

01/21/2015

Under the Influence is on Archinect; preview the discussions -

The Under the Influence book is based upon the eponymous symposium, which brought together scholars and practitioners of architecture in order to focus on one of the most anxious disciplinary topics: influence. The symposium invited each of the participants to illuminate a single term -- a...

12/29/2014

12/29/2014

12/03/2014

We've been busy! Under the Influence and Volume 1 of the Keller Exhibition Catalogues are now available on Amazon. We're working on distribution to bookstores; please ask your local bookstore to carry the books -- it's the best way to get them there. On Amazon, Under the Influence: http://amzn.com/098366546X and Catalogs: http://amzn.com/0983508259

05/06/2013

Thresholds online!

What actions are prompted by revolution in the space of the city? Which publics take part in this struggle, and who are the agents that mobilize it? And after a revolution has subsided, how is it remembered, represented and memorialized? thresholds 41: REVOLUTION! turns to the history, design, and c...

04/29/2013

Built for one of Toronto's Nuit Blanche arts festival, this stunning tower of books, by artist Tom Bendtsen, resembles a nature scene complete with...

04/26/2013

Join us and Thresholds editor and team TONIGHT for a REVOLUTION!:

thresholds tacos and drinks at the AVT at 6

+ later in the night we'll be in Boston at two events hosted by friends:

pinkcomma 46 Waltham St. (our designer, Chris Grimley from over,under)

NADAAA 1920 Washington St # 2 (head of the department and our latest patron, Nader Tehrani)

thanks to both for hosting us and for their help in the production of this journal.

see you here, there, and everywhere.

get your own copy of REVOLUTION!
for MIT students, $5 today and $10 afterwards.
in bookstores and subscriptions, $20.

12/25/2011

Oh, actually, it's two copies! How fortuitous that I sent them two copies! http://www.architizer.com/en_us/blog/dyn/36416/giveaway-testing-to-failure-design-and-research-in-mits-department-of-architecture/

Architecture hasn’t been architecture in quite some time. The ceaseless development and profusion of new digital processes have enabled, augmented, and expanded the field far beyond the the traditional, even classical, models with which the role of the architect and the work of architecture have bee...

12/25/2011

Architizer's giving away a copy of Testing to Failure and they said some nice things about it!

Woah! It’s already hour 5 of our epic holiday book giveaway! We’re now 10 books in, so if you’ve seen any that you want, all you need to do is e-mail us at [email protected] with your name, address, title of the book you want, plus the link to your favorite Architizer project! Don’t forget to put ...

12/21/2011

All photos courtesy of Ashley Wolff

12/14/2011

12/12/2011

Testing to Failure book is now available for pre-order on Amazon! (also at Van Alen Books, St. Marks Books, MoMA, PS1, William Stout, Peter Miller, and MIT Press Bookstores, so support real bookstores if you can get to one!)
http://www.amazon.com/Testing-Failure-Research-Department-Architecture/dp/0983665400/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323708794&sr=8-1

Testing to Failure contains a wide selection of research and work from the MIT Department of Architecture, produced between 2009 and 2011. Including student work, the work of professors' own practices, contributions from visiting critics, transcripts from the MIT150 Celebration Symposia, and more...

12/07/2011

Join us this Friday at Van Alen Books for the launch of Testing to Failure! 7-9pm

12/07/2011

Ed. Sarah Hirschman
SA+P Press, 2011