New York Review of Architecture #50 Business Created as a physical space

Created as a physical space for a group of people known as ‘Spellers’—many of whom are autistic and unable to express themselves through speech—instead they use the written word to show how and what they’re feeling

this issue marks a new look for the magazine

Contributors include Édouard Glissant

The sixth issue gives advice for when it's time to get braces

discover how Queen Elizabeths bees got wind of her passing

New York Review of Architecture #50 Business Created as a physical space270 x 405 mm, 48 pages (staple bound), plus 32 page supplement New York, US Bimonthly First published in 2019 Editor: Samuel Medina Art director: Laura Coombs Cover: Sean Suchara Tall and slim (much like a skyscraper), NYRA naturally reviews architecture in New York, featuring opinionated columns, essays, criticism and more, beginning with an always enjoyable Letters to the Editors section (yes, this is a magazine that gets a response from its