Archinect Reviews

Not enough of this around. Works great. Quality information.

I use it frequently because it has really entertaining news; a must have!

Now with forums this is the perfect companion to the site. Can be a little clunky to navigate multiple pages of forums but overall a great app

I like the job hunting section which I'd really helpful, I get my job from it

Using Archinect is quicker than the site on Safari...I call this a success.

I love Archinect , but some of the people in the forum are so pessimistic, if you don't enjoy architecture don't download this app! But I love it :)

I'm a real person and I think Archinect is awesome.

Great idea and design! 🏆✌🏻️👍🏻

Archinect provides a wealth of information that keeps such an important human profession on the map-Architect and Architecture.

I'm addicted to Archinect! All the architecture news worth reading in one spot.

Even more elegant than before. App provides substantive, real-time pulse on the architecture industry.

I’ve been using the this app app for years now. Although the developers and public suggest it’s not a great app, I’m here to refute those claims, to say that I love Archinect the way it is. It’s super simple with no frills. Articles appear on a regular basis each day. The content is interesting, with some concise articles, while others are longer if I’m in the mood to sit and enjoy a good long read. There aren’t always a bunch of images to flip through, but what’s available is often inspiring and clearly thoughtful.

I say it’s the best architecture app available, because there really isn’t much architect-focused content in the word. (Surprising since theirs architecture all around us every day.) And as far as I could find, this is the only subscription free, and ad-free, architect periodical our there.

#rickitect

highlight's articles in a clean, easy to browse scrolling format. very good for scrolling through and making a note of the articles to look at when i am at a desktop.

the 'notification' functionality has a good filter setting.

I really like Archinect because helps when you looking for jobs and internships.

Archinect is awesome, great for job postings and new feeds... but it does not have a function to all users to log into their accounts.

Though having some technical difficulties, Archinect is now much improved and is once again my favorite.

Being a student studying to become an architect this website has been greatly beneficial to see what's popular in the architect community. Great way to get help on projects as well

I graduated from arch school, CPSLO, 3 years ago. Things were bad then in our industry. But this site proves that there is a lot of movement now and things are definitely picking up! Postings all over the US!

Starting out on your own after long time out of the architecture world can be hard, and lonely. It's easy to become an outsider and lose touch of what's going on.

For me, this app is my radio free Europe. It keeps me aware and involved with the world I'm breaking back into.

As an architecture students I love this app as a news feed to inform myself about the design world. It has really interesting articles, and I particularly like that all the articles have professional quality images and pictures of the work. I have not yet used Archinect to search for jobs, but that means I will keep using Archinect when I'm ready to do so. love it :)

It never loads up for me. Never. I don't know why.

I’ve been using the this app app for years now. Although the developers and public suggest it’s not a great app, I’m here to refute those claims, to say that I love Archinect the way it is. It’s super simple with no frills. Articles appear on a regular basis each day. The content is interesting, with some concise articles, while others are longer if I’m in the mood to sit and enjoy a good long read. There aren’t always a bunch of images to flip through, but what’s available is often inspiring and clearly thoughtful.

I say it’s the best architecture app available, because there really isn’t much architect-focused content in the word. (Surprising since theirs architecture all around us every day.) And as far as I could find, this is the only subscription free, and ad-free, architect periodical our there.

#rickitect