A Glimpse at Architectural Record

Posted by Steve Lackmeyer

on October 2, 2012M at 10:43 pm

The coverage of Oklahoma City in the latest edition of Architectural Record is winning rave reviews. But to truly appreciate this package, you’ve got to look at what the print version will look like. So here’s a glimpse at the opening spread:

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