The Architects Diary
An online publication dedicated to architecture, interior design and related topics; publishes projects, analytical articles, product round-ups and e-books, and offers a "Publish Your Work" option for publishing authors' works.
- Sections: Architecture, Interior design, Articles, Products, E.Books, Publish Your Work; includes About Us, Contact Us pages and site rules.
- Content format: projects with descriptions, editorial notes, idea round-ups and practical reviews of materials and solutions.
- Activity: regular publications (several items per day as of April 2026 — example publication dates: April 6–8, 2026).
- Audience: architects and interior designers, design firms, design students, architecture enthusiasts and homeowners looking for ideas and solutions.
- Suitable advertisers and PR clients:
- architectural and design studios — for presenting completed projects and portfolios;
- builders and developers — to promote residential and commercial projects;
- manufacturers of furniture, lighting and finishing materials — to showcase products in real projects and inspirational selections;
- construction and engineering service companies — for case studies and technical articles;
- software developers for architects (BIM/CAD/visualization) and specialized online services — to demonstrate case studies and guides;
- freelance architects, interior designers and professional photographers/visualizers — to increase visibility and find clients;
- publishers and authors of e-books on architecture and design — to promote e-books and authored materials.
- PR recommendations: effective formats include case studies with illustrations, sponsored product round-ups, presentations of new collections and expert articles — formats focused on visual presentation and practical value for a professional audience.
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