
With traditional access to information restricted due to social distancing measures implemented worldwide in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and with many unable to access physical architecture media like magazines, books, and other print publications, Summa+ has decided to release nearly 100 digital issues of its magazine, making its content available for free to readers around the world.
The initiative arose in this context of a global pandemic, in which both our daily lives and architectural practice, in both professional and academic spheres, were profoundly affected. We believe that all the measures we can adopt to help people stay at home are positive. Our intention is to accompany both those working or studying from home, as well as those looking for leisure alternatives.
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Summa+ is a collectible architecture magazine, published in both physical and digital formats, which is considered a "book-magazine" due to its content and design. With seven issues published a year, the theme of each issue is curated around a specific concept, offering readers a structured overview of a particular architectural topic. These can include monographic issues (partially dedicated to a specific architect or firm), issues focused on specific themes, or issues dedicated to programs (such as museums, industrial buildings, schools, public space, etc.).

The issues are available to read and browse on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. The Summa+ navigation interface includes tools to optimize and enrich the reading experience, allowing users to highlight, create summaries, export content, generate citations, and translate or listen to the texts.

- You can learn more about Summa+ Magazine's publications and initiatives through its social media or by visiting its website.
- Access all digital issues of Summa+ magazine available to read for free through the following link.
This article was written by Belén Maiztegui. The translation is powered by AI.









