I like Daylight. It has some great essays and some amazing photography to go with them. The format of the magazine (roughly 8" x 8") is what I based my portfolio format on.

metropolis, wired, how, texas architect. Wish I could afford Architecture Review

subscribed to 3 spanish magazines (Arquitectura Viva, Pasajes de Arquitectura & Tectonica), my boss receives his Architectural Review monthly and I check it out frequently, then I read from time to time Metropolis and Arch Record from the US, Domus from Italy, A10 from Holland, A+U from Japan, 2G and a+t from Spain, Detail from Germany, Quaderns from Catalonia, L'Architecture d'Aujourd'Hui from France, and maybe some others..

and all kinds of things through the net... some on-line magazines like Materia and things like the british Gabion.. I used to read some RIBA's on-line zines like World Architecture and Building when they were free-acces, but now you have to register.. those were really good and pretty interesting, specially Building, which had great articles about european architecture...

xlr8r, architectural review, fine homebuilding, and fine gardening.

i subscribe to:

metropolis
arch record
dwell
arch review
azure

i.d.
communication arts
new american paintings
flaunt
black book
fine woodworking
vanity fair
surface
w

black book is one of my favorites...albeit not at all
architecture related...i like azure as well even though
it comes every two months or somethin.

oh yeah...and art news and art forum...which are also goodish

my subscriptions include:

domus
texas architect
dwell
artforum
b&w (photography)
atlantic monthly

i like readymade and loudpaper, and the occasional knitting zine when i can get my hands on it.

lars, where do you find the time?

i wish i could afford el croquis and detail. for some reason i am still getting arch record, but i don't remember ordering it anymore. i think my uncle is sending it to me. dwell ran out on me, and i dont even care. the add to article ratio was way off. i wish i had lars' list coming to my mailbox.

wired
arch record
newsweek
new yorker (great subway reading!)
w
town and country

oh and then the obvious fun no-brainer ones..like people!

loud paper
look look
dwell
id
metropolis
wired

e-...it's an addiction really...
i usually sit in a coffee shop somewhere and go
through them all about once or so a month...
for most of the fashion magazines i'm just
looking at the pictures for inspiration for my paintings...

oh...and i'm not working as an architect right now
so i get to leave the office at 6 every day...except
fridays when i get to leave at 3...so that helps

i'm impressed lars. speaking of addictions, vice is one that i'd like to add to my list.

Must reads..

Zembla
Topic
Re-
Intersection
Dot Dot Dot
The Ganzfeld
Foreign Policy
Archis
Work
Me
The Next American City
Take

Detail
Loud Paper
Monument (Aussie Arch. Mag)
Architecture New Zealand