national geographic adventure had a warm place and my heart, and then they took it away. AHH!!!

sad to hear about I.D. too

I.D. was truly unique in its coverage and perspective, and it will be missed. As a side note, Bruce Nussbaum has an interesting take in Businessweek/Innovation today about the demise of I.D. and the shrinking of US periodicals in general.

I think more may fold in the next year:

Here's my list of architecture related mags on life-support:

Dwell: The best of the nests has become a shadow of its former self (in size, content, and editorial perspective).

Architect: Arch Record really needs someone to keep it honest. I had hoped the transition from Architecture (R.I.P) would provide that alternate view, but it never really got off the ground, in my view.

Residential Architect: I really like this little freebie, but the market may not come back in time.

Metropolis (I have been a subscriber for a decade, and I almost cried a couple of months back when it shrank from its oversized, non-conformist format to its current pedestrian size....Sigh)

Any others on the watch-list?

i heard today that magazine was dead back in june. i think metropolis will survive, especially given the death of ID. what's interesting are magazines like Mark and Frame, those magazines are phenomenal.

Frame is quite possibly the best magazine I have ever seen.