Folly is a small journal that looks at overlooked architectural history. Based out of London, it is the outcome of an architect student’s post-graduation newsletter growing into something more. With a delicate esthetic, each short essay, highlighted with photos, is nostalgic and interesting. If love Fields & Stations, or the Modernist, give this a try!

Issue 01

This issue explores loss.

Featuring:

Acts of Protection, by Emily Priest

Untitled (Flying Figures), by Mark McGowan

Learning from Loss, by Bodhan Kryzhanovsky

More!