I specify SubZero and Wolf appliances, so I'm the recipient 4x/year of a free trade mag called "Fantastic Kitchens - Naptown" that showcases "fantastic" kitchens in my city by local designers. It goes without saying that the featured projects are actually craptastic, not fantastic at all.

I also get Record, Architect, Dwell, Indy Home, and Lighting Design (?). Most of those are free.

I've tried to cancel the junk mail that arrives at my house under the name 'fabric architecture' and 'geotextiles'.

I'm partial to 'living architecture monitor' from GRHC and 'Ecostructure'.
'Environmental Design+Construction' is too often just a mouthpeice for the USGBC or manufacturers to be worth reading.

plus my ASLA & AIA memberships gets me LAM and AR, along with the local wannabe 'zine: 'MN Architect' - why do local aia chapters feel obligated to publish a magazine?

Architect's Newspaper is one that is actually worth reading (and free if you are licensed in CA or NY) I get Architect, but usually put another mag on top so that I don't have to look at the people on the cover. For real excitement check out Construction Specifier (CSI's magazine)

we get some real awful rags but balance it out w/ detail and arch review

Office: "Frame", "Abitare", "Detail" , "Artichoke"

Home: "I.D." , "wired" , "GOOD", " Plenty", "Fast Company", "Monocle"