Pin-Up is an architecture magazine like no other. Radically different when it began in 2006, today it still leads the pack in creativity and spunk. Sort of the opposite of your typical architecture publication, you seldom even see photos of buildings, let alone blueprint drawings. Instead, it’s glossy pages are packed with ‘architectural entertainment’: wide-ranging interviews, clever or outrageous photo essays, and lots of commentary on architecture and design. Oversized and bold, this New York based publication is as vibrant as the city it hails from.