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welcome to a+u web magazine! first published in january 1971, a+u – architecture & urbanism – is an architectural magazine in japanese and english that provides information on architecture around the globe to a global readership. as japan's only monthly periodical dedicated to disseminating information on architecture around the world, a+u has been widely and actively read by the architecture community since its inaugural issue. the magazine's research network extends around the globe, covering more than 100 countries. it features direct reporting on individual architects in various countries, and each issue is edited from a unique perspective to efficiently deliver the latest trends to readers. in addition, essays penned by architects, critics and historians help guide thinking on tomorrow's architecture, greatly influencing the industry inside and outside japan.