Metropolis

Metropolis is a design and architecture-focused journal with a heavy emphasis on ethics, innovation, and sustainability in the creative industry. The journal, located in New York City, was founded in 1981 by Horace Havemeyer III of Bellerophon Publications, Inc and his wife Eugenie Cowan Havemeyer. The phrase "design at all sizes" underpins Metropolis' approach toward the future. With over 50,000 subscribers, the magazine is produced ten times a year. Metropolis delivers print and internet editorial coverage, fostering design-focused dialogue through various channels. Together with the magazine, Metropolis offers four print supplements and a series of live events around the United States.

Metropolis creates digital content for its website and social media profiles. Their website has roughly 85,000 unique visits each month, and their social media platforms have over 100,000 followers on Instagram and Facebook combined. Sandow Media purchased Metropolis in 2019 for an unknown sum. Metropolis conducts a variety of virtual and in-person events each year, as well as design competition schemes that promote creativity and sustainability. With its focus on the innovative demands of customers and the world, Metropolis is based on futurism. The journal looks at the role that designers may play in correcting the climate problem by opposing advances based on self-interest and monetary gain. Metropolis advocates proactive action in constructing a progressive and ecologically sustainable future, with a heavy emphasis on futurist ideas and sustainability.

Webiste: metropolismag.com