Contact

Corrections, missing pages and rights questions about the archive go to the form below or to the address under it. Advertising and paid subscription enquiries from the print era are no longer handled — the archive is free to read and nothing on it is sold to readers.

Editorial
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If a story you remember is not where you expect it, start from the issue archive: every page of every issue is still at its original address, and the full story list is on one page.

Corrections. Archive stories are reproduced as the magazine printed them, including figures, credits and job titles that have since changed. We do not silently edit them. Where a reader shows that a page was scanned or transcribed wrongly, we fix the page and say so; where the original itself was wrong, the correction goes in a note rather than over the top of the text.

Rights. Photography and text belong to the publication and to the practices and photographers credited with each project. Requests to reuse a specific image are best sent with the story address, so the credit line can be checked before anything is granted.

What we cannot help with. We do not hold the practices' own project files, we cannot put a reader in touch with a photographer whose credit line is a name and nothing else, and we do not answer questions about gambling itself — where to play, what to play or whether an operator is any good. This is a design archive, and everything it claims comes from a page you can open and read for yourself.

Forms and data

Two forms run on this site and nowhere else: the message form on this page, and the newsletter sign-up at the foot of the front page. Both are served by our form provider, fortunida.com, which stores what you send and passes it to the editorial desk. Nothing else on the site collects anything: the archive pages carry no account, no comment thread and no advertising script.

The message form takes what you type into it — your message, and the name and address you give so a reply can reach you. It is used to answer you and to fix what you report, and is kept while the correction is open and for as long afterwards as the record of the change is useful. The basis is our legitimate interest in running a correctable archive.

The newsletter form takes an email address and nothing else. It is used to send notice of new material on the site, on the basis of the consent you give by submitting it, and is kept until you withdraw that consent. Every message carries an unsubscribe link, and a note to [email protected] does the same thing; withdrawing has no effect on what was sent before.

To see what is held about you, to correct it or to have it deleted, write to the editorial address above and say which form the message came from.