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According to our latest reader survey, 65 percent of Architectural Record readers have a substantial archive of past issues. We asked you to photograph your RECORD Collection and upload an image to our gallery for a chance to win an iPad. We chose winners in three categories: Most Creative Presentation, Oldest Single Issue, and Largest Collection. Check out the winners—and a few noteworthy runners up—below.
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Winner: James R. Kirkpatrick, FAIA, of Denton, Texas-based Kirkpatrick Architecture Studio photographed his collection of Architectural Record issues going back to October 1972 surrounded by all of the staff members at his firm born since then. |
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First Runner Up: Randy Nishimura, AIA, of Eugene, Oregon took his collection out for some fresh air and then wrote a blog post about our contest: My Architectural Record Collection |
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Second Runner Up: An architecture and planning student in West Covina, California, Roland Escalona photographed himself dozing while reading issues from his collection. |
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Winner: Milan Liptak of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania submitted a photo of 395 issues from his collection, including an edition from 1891. His image also featured copies of RECORD from 1918 and 1956 as well as 1991’s centennial issue. |
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Winner: Jonathan Haas of Birmingham, Alabama’s Davis Architects submitted an image of firm president Neil Davis with the office collection of every Architectural Record issue going back to 1939.
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View all of the photos submitted by our readers in our gallery. |
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