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The Architect's Newspaper Media Kiit 2013
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”My number one source for concise information about all things going on in U.S. Architecture” MARK MULLIGAN, DIRECTOR OF THE MASTER IN ARCHITECTURE DEGREE PROGRAMS, HARVARD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN
”The Architect’s Newspaper is true to its name— it is the definitive resource for news for those of us in the architecture and building world. It is a treasured newspaper that gathers all types of features—articles, opinions, reviews—that we all depend on. I don’t know any architects who do not subscribe!” DAVID ROCKWELL, ROCKWELL GROUP
2013 MEDIA KIT
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The Architect’s Newspaper reaches readers in over 160 countries and 50 states. We are the go-to source for breaking news and dialog-shaping opinion for architects and design professionals at every level from principals to design interns, at corporate giants and boutique firms. Whether they follow us in print or online, in hourly blog and Twitter feeds, on Facebook or live chats, our readers count on us for the news and information that matters most. Connect with the design communi-ty at every level with The Architect’s Newspaper and build relationships and find your target buyer or specifier.
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350,000 AUDIENCE Architects depend on
The Architect’s Newspaper because we speak
directly to their needs across every platform
Reach 350,000 of the nation’s most influential architecture and design professionals
through The Architect’s Newspaper network
READERSHIP
EAST EDITION
37,500AUDIENCE
WEST EDITION
33,750AUDIENCE
MIDWEST EDITION
25,000AUDIENCE
FACADE CONFERENCES
800+ ATTENDEES
ARCHPAPER.COM
170,000+UNIQUE VISITORS PER MONTH
E-NEWSLETTERS
16,000READERS PER WEEK
A/N BLOG
40,000+UNIQUE VISITORS PER MONTH
36,900+FOLLOWERS
27,000LIKES
PRINT EDITION ONLINE SOCIAL
MEDIA
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GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION
The Architect’s Newspaper keeps readers across the country up to date
with targeted regional editions.
EAST EDITION
WEST EDITION
MIDWEST EDITION
EAST EDITION
37,500AUDIENCE
WEST EDITION
33,750AUDIENCE
MIDWEST EDITION
25,000AUDIENCE
56% NEW YORK
70% CALIFORNIA
40% ILLINOIS
7% INDIANA
7% OHIO
6% NEW YORK
5% WISCONSIN
5% MINNESOTA
5% MICHIGAN
4% MISSOURI
4% IOWA
17% OTHER
7% NEW YORK
3% OREGON
3% WASHINGTON
2% ARIZONA
9% NEW JERSEY
7% MASSACHUSETTS
6% PENNSYLVANIA
5% DC METRO
4% CONNECTICUT
13% OTHER
15% OTHER
The Architect’sNewspaper’s regionaleditions target localcommunities, tailoringeach edition so that it is directly relevent to its readers.
40,000 Readers come from the largest 35 metropolitan areas.
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1/2 of our readers are
senior-level management
70% age 45+
50% offer interior design specialties
READERS RESPOND
Readers tell us they count on The Architect’s Newspaper
to keep them informed
THEY’RE ENGAGED THEY TAKE ACTION
THEY SPECIFY PRODUCTS
86%TOOK ACTION
AS A RESULT OF READING AN
75%SPECIFY
PRODUCTS
52%
77%
69% 63%
50%
73% 73%
51%
65%
77%
58%
47% 45%
SHARED A COPY OF AN WITH A COLLEAGUE OR FRIEND
DOORS & WINDOWS
MATERIALS ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY
FURNISHINGS
HARDWARE MASONRY & STONE
SURFACES
SHARED CONTENT
VISITED A MANUFACTURER’S WEBSITE
TOOK NOTE OF A PRODUCT FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE USE
LIGHTING
KITCHEN & BATHS
76%GLASS
Sources: The Architect’s Newspaper 2012 Subscriber Data; The Architect’s Newspaper 2012 Reader Survey
67% read four of the last four issues
71% spend more than 30 minutes
reading each issue of The Architect’s Newspaper
75%
visit www.archpaper.com for news and information
THEY ARE DECISION MAKERS
“By far the best architecture publication in the U.S. today” MARGARET GORMAN,
PARTNER, GORMANSCHWEYER
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20% INTERIOR DESIGNERS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, ACADEMICS, & STUDENTS
The Architect’s Newspaper media network connects with design communities
at every level.
PROFESSIONAL AUDIENCE
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY FIRM SIZE
GENDER
PROJECT FOCUS
23% of our readers (vs. the 4% industry standard) Work in firms with 100+ employees, the segment that accounts for 51% of total gross billings industry-wide.
25%PRINCIPALS/ PARTNERS
15%OTHER
45%ARCHITECTS/ DESIGNERS
Sources: The Architect’s Newspaper 2012 Subscriber Data; The Architect’s Newspaper 2012 Reader Survey
23%
100+ EMPLOYEES
38% 5–99 EMPLOYEES
23%1–4 EMPLOYEES
16%SELF EMPLOYED
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2013 CALENDARNational Calendar
SPECIAL ISSUE
MarEast only 3/06/13
02/13/13 02/20/13EmergingArchitects
Distributed at The Architectural League LecturesDBIA Expo, Orlando, FL
SPECIAL ISSUE
MAYEast only 5/08/13
04/17/13 04/24/13 HospitalityHospitality and Design Expo, Las Vegas, NV*ICFF, NY, NY
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SEPTEast only 09/18/13
08/28/13 09/04/13Architecture
MonthOHNY, NY, NY Design Showroom Distribution
Month Issue Space Close Materials Due Theme Special Section/ Product coverage
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JANEast 1/16/13West 1/30/13MW 1/23/13
12/19/12 01/02/13 Best Of
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Service Providers, Showroom, & Products
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FEB East 2/06/13 West 2/20/13 MW 2/27/13
01/16/13 01/23/13 New Materials Hardware ACSA: 101 Annual Meeting, SF, CA
MAREast 3/20/13West 3/27/13MW 3/13/13
02/20/13 02/27/13 RetailKitchen
Supplement
Building Energy, Boston, MAGlobal Shop, Chicago, ILArchitectural Digest Home Design, NY, NY
APREast 4/10/13West 4/24/13 MW 4/17/13
03/20/13 03/27/13 Lighting
A’N FACADE CONFERENCE, NYLightfair International, Las Vegas, NV Covering, Orlando, FL Buildings NY, NY, NY *KBIS, New Orleans, LA
MAYEast 5/22/13
West 5/29/13 MW 5/15/13
04/24/13 05/01/13Residential/ Commercial
InteriorsSurfaces
AltBuild Expo, Santa Monica, CA PCBC, San Diego, CA2013 BOMA International Conf. & The Every Building Show, San Diego, CA*NeoCon WTF, Chicago, IL *Dwell on Design, Los Angeles, CA
JUNEast 6/05/13 West 6/26/13 MW 6/12/13
05/15/13 05/22/13 AIA FacadesA’N FACADE CONFERENCE, CA*AIA Nat’l Conv., Washington, DC ASCA Fall Conf, Philadelphia, PA
East 7/10/13 06/19/13 06/26/13
AUGEast 7/24/13 West 8/14/13 MW 8/07/13
07/03/13 07/10/13 Developers
California Construction Expo, Pasadena, CABonus Issues sent to Developers & Real Estate ProfessionalsGlassbuild America, Atlanta, GA
SEPTEast 9/04/13 West 9/25/13 MW 9/11/13
08/14/13 08/21/13 LandscapeWater
Retention
AIA SF Home Tours, SF, CA Construct, Phoenix, AZ ASLA Annual Mtg. & Expo, Boston,MA
OCTEast 10/2/13 West 10/23/13 MW 10/9/13
09/11/13 09/18/13 Environmental
A’N FACADE CONFERENCE, CHI*Greenbuild Light Show West NeoCon East, Baltimore, MD Design Philly, Philadelphia, PAMETALCON InternationalDESIGNNIGHT 2013, AIA Chicago
NOVEast 11/13/13West 11/27/13 MW 11/6/13
10/16/13 10/23/13ABExpo, Boston, MA Boutique Design, NY, NY
DECEast 12/4/13West 12/11/13 MW 12/11/13
11/13/13 11/20/13 Retrofit GlassJLC LIVE, Portland, ORConstruction Super Conference, SF, CA
HD Americas, Miami, FL
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MIKE DAVIS Author
NEIL DENARI Architect
BETTI SUE HERTZ Director, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
BROOKE HODGE Curator, Architecture & Design
CRAIG HODGETTS Architect
WALTER HOOD Landscape Architect
DAVID MECKEL Director, Research and Planning, CCA
KIMBERLI MEYER Director, MAK Center for Art & Architecture
JOHN PARMAN Design writer
SIMON SADLER Architectural historian
ROGER SHERMAN Architect
WILLIAM STOUT Publisher
WARREN TECHENTIN Architect
HENRY URBACH Curator, Architecture & Design, SF MoMA
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD, MIDWEST
AARON BETSKY Director, Cincinnati Art Museum
ROBERT BRUEGMANN Architectural historian
SARAH DUNN Research Director, Archeworks
ZURICH ESPOSITO Executive Vice President, AIA Chicago
MARTIN FELSEN Director, Archeworks
SARAH HERDA Director, Graham Foundation
REED KROLOFF Director, Cranbrook Academy of Art
EDWARD LIFSON Architecture critic
ROBERT MCANULTY Architect
BEN NICHOLSON Architect
DONNA ROBERTSON Dean, IIT School of Architecture
RAYMOND RYAN Curator, Heinz Architectural Center
ZOE RYAN Design Curator, Art Institute of Chicago
ELIZABETH SMITH Curator and author
JULIE SNOW Architect
MICHAEL SPEAKS Dean, University of Kentucky College of Design
MARTHA THORNE Executive Director, Pritzker Architecture Prize
ANDREW ZAGO Architect
JOHN ZUKOWSKY Museum Consultant
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION
PUBLICATION PAGE TRIM SIZE 10.5” x 14”
BINDING METHOD Saddle-stitched
PRINTING / PAPER STOCK The Architect’s Newspaper is printed web. Paper stock is 45# white-coated stock.
SAFETY MARGINS Allowance should be made for 1/4” trim at head, bottom and gutter for all bleed ads. Live mat-ter should be kept 1/4” free from all trimmed edges.
PREFERRED FILE FORMAT PDF/X-1a; No application files will be accepted.
COPY REQUIREMENTS Format as a high resolution PDF (300 dpi).
Files should be CMYK. RGB im-ages, ICC Profiles or PANTONE colors will not be accepted.
Be aware of effects that can be caused by transparency and flat-tener settings. All transparency must be flattened in the final
page file that is submitted for processing.
Select all text and “Convert to paths” in FreeHand or “Create Outlines” in Illustrator.
A laser or digital SWOP-com-patible proof must accompany all files.
COPY DEADLINES 15 days before publication date.
Any ad materials received in other formats will incur an additional fee as will author’s alterations to ad materials (type-setting, stripping, etc.).
COLOR PROOF REQUIREMENTS To assist our printer in obtaining a good press match, it is impor-tant to follow general industry guidelines when preparing files and proofs. Advertisements sup-plied to The Architect’s Newspa-per without an acceptable color proof will be printed to SWOP standards. The printer and Pub-lisher cannot be held liable for color complaints when files are
submitted without acceptable color proof.
Black and white ads can be submitted with continuous tone (contone) proof.
The correct size proof must be generated directly from the disk/file you submit.
All proofs must indicate publica-tion name, issue date and con-tents supplied by advertiser.
Fractional ads, up to 5 mgs if compressed, can be sent by email; larger files can be sent to our FTP site. Please call the advertising department at 212-966-0630 for address information before sending.
A copy must be faxed to 212-966-0633.
Advertiser name, file name and directory, application used and issue date should be clearly stated on both email and fax.
AUTHOR’S ALTERATIONS Changes made after approval of a final proof, or after output
of film and proof, require new film and proofs to be output, and thus will be subject to additional charges for the second set of film and proofs. Advertisements requiring alterations such as editing, image manipulation, re-ductions or enlargements, trap-ping, etc., will be billed mechani-cal charges at the Publisher’s prevailing rates.
Black or color type knocking out of a tone background often cannot be deleted; in such cases, new film or digital film must be provided and film output charges will apply.
All production charges will be billed on the invoice for the issue in which the ad runs. All adver-tising materials must be received by closing date.
SHIPPING ADDRESS The Architect’s Newspaper Advertising Department 21 Murray Street, 5th Floor New York, NY 10007
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General Rate Policy Rates are effective as of January 1, 2012. All business under contracts will be protected for the duration of the contract.
Agency Commission Terms are net 30 days. 15% gross billing allowed to recognize agencies on space, color and posi-tion, provided account is paid within 30 days. Payment for any advertising shall be due and payable at Publisher’s office:
The Architect’s Newspaper, LLC21 Murray Street, 5th FloorNew York, NY 10007
Short Rates and Rebates Advertisers will be shortrated if, within a 12-month period from the date of the first insertion, they do not use the amount of insertions upon which their billings have been based. Advertisers using more insertions than contracted for will receive appropriate rebates.
CancellationsCancellations are not accepted after space reservation closing date.
Position PolicyThe Publisher guarantees no position request unless contracted for at premi-um rate and assumes no responsibility if position given differs from request.
Payment TermsInvoices are dated as of the issue date and are due payable upon receipt in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank. Publisher looks to the advertising agency/company placing the insertion order for payment; however, Publisher shall have the right to hold the adver-tising agency and the advertiser jointly and severally liable for the monies due and payable to Publisher, and the agen-cy warrants that, by submitting the in-sertion order, it and the advertiser have accepted this responsibility. Publisher will not be bound by conditions, printed or otherwise, on contracts, order blanks or instructions when such conditions conflict with its policies.
General Regulations and PoliciesAll copy subject to approval. The Pub-lisher reserves the right to reject or can-cel any advertisement for any reason at any time. Advertisements that, in the Publisher’s opinion, give the illusion
of editorial material will carry the word “Advertisement.”
In consideration of The Architect’s Newspaper, LLC’s acceptance of such advertisements for publication, the agency and the advertiser will indem-nify and save harmless The Architect’s Newspaper and its officers, employees and agents against all loss, liability, damage and expense of whatsoever nature arising out of copying, printing or publishing of its advertisement in-cluding, without limitation, reasonable attorney’s fees resulting from claims or suits for libel, violation of rights or privacy, plagiarism, and copyright and trademark infringement. Publisher shall have the right to settle any such claim and to control any litigation or arbitra-tion to which it may be a party all at the cost of the agency and the advertiser who shall be deemed joint and several indemnitors, and agency warrants that it is authorized to bind, and does bind, advertiser to such indemnity jointly and severally with the agency. Publisher re-serves the right in its sole discretion to discontinue publication at any time with or without notice, or to defer or cancel the printing, publication, or circulation
of any issue or of the tendered adver-tising because of labor disputes involv-ing the Publisher, the printer or others, transportation delays or embargoes, errors or omissions of employees, or circumstances beyond its control. Pub-lisher’s sole obligation as to any failure or default on its part shall be limited to a refund of the charges which may have been paid to it or, at its option, to publish the tendered advertising in the next available issue. Rates are subject to change without notice.
Effective September 1, 2012The following terms and conditions shall be deemed incorporated in ev-ery insertion order or space contract tendered to The Architect’s Newspaper unless modified by written agreement signed by an officer or “Publisher” and shall supersede any inconsistent state-ment in such order or contract.