Top 5 Architecture Magazines in India

A+D, is in its 26th year of publication and is the only national monthly of architecture for architects, designers, students of architecture, construction industry, building promoters and planners. Based on a very contemporary format, it portrays the modern trends in building technology, research and development in the process of design, project profiles, conservation and environmental issues, product and material information, etc. Focused at an entirely new segment of readers, A+D makes good business sense for those who are looking at promoting their products to an industry, which could add to their institutional sales substantially. A+D, is also instrumental in constituting the only national awards "A+D & Spectrum Foundation Architecture Awards" which has generated tremendous response from the leading architects and professional bodies of the country. A+D has a circulation of 58,000 copies with a readership of 3,50,000 plus readers indicates the depth and penetration of the magazine nationally.

The most beautiful homes in the world. From the most beautiful celebrity homes to the smallest living spaces, AD India presents the very best of international and Indian architecture and design, inspiring to create the homes you have always dreamt of. Expect photo spreads of the best homes, stories on the latest trends and people in design, plus advise on practical solutions for home improvement. AD India helps to visualize, plan, adapt, and innovate homes to reflect the personalities of the people who live in them. As a showcase of the best of contemporary Indian design and key international trends, it is an essential resource for refined home-owners planning luxurious spaces.

Domus is an international magazine dedicated to contemporary architecture, design and art. For 80 years, it has been considered the most prestigious international review of trends in architecture, art and product design, with a global readership of professionals, specialists and members of the general public. The Indian edition — the first Domus exclusively in the English language — seeks to encourage and promote innovation in the built environment. It aims to track the latest architectural and artistic movements in India and the world through its exciting content and rich visuals. Domus India carries reviews of architectural and design projects and essays that are thought-provoking and engaging. An expanded focus to understand contemporary India, through architecture and architectural practice is central to our editorial vision. The writing is fairly different from that published in many other journals and magazines, and we are constantly experimenting with developing approaches to architectural journalism and criticism. Domus is the most authoritative voices in the fields of architecture, art and design, and an indispensible tool for all design professionals. Its tempo as a monthly publication lends it immediacy and makes for it a position in the market separate from many other architectural periodicals, while the magazine’s timeless content and arresting covers make it a cultural item worth collecting and archiving. Contributors include authoritative voices such as Romi Khosla, Gautam Bhatia, Ranjit Hoskote, Nancy Adajania, Annapurna Garimella, etc.

MGS Architecture projects emerging developments in green design concept, architecture, sustainable and alternative building technologies and caters to the requirements of architects, designers, structural engineers, builders, developers etc. and delivers modern building concepts which help them to improve the aesthetics, durability and moreover functionality of their projects.

GoodHomes India is the ultimate guide to a well-styled home. As one of the most preferred and leading decor magazines, GoodHomes inspires its readers with cutting-edge trends, innovative styles and beautiful homes from across the globe. As true custodians of design, the magazine advocates the tagline "good design changes everything".