About Icon

Icon is one of the world’s leading architecture and design magazines. Every month we interview the most exciting architects and designers in the world, visit the best new buildings, analyse the most interesting new cultural movements and technologies, and review an eclectic range of exhibitions, books, products and films. Beautifully presented and accessible, rigorous and insightful, Icon shows you exactly what’s happening in architecture and design today, and what it means for the future. 

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Editorial

Phone: 01858 438 428

Priya Khanchandani, editor
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Matthew Ponsford, deputy editor
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Robin Farley, art director
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Contributing editors

Tim Abrahams, Anna Bates, Crystal Bennes, Edwin Heathcote, Sam Jacob, Riya Patel, Peter Smisek, Laura Snoad, Will Wiles, Julian Worrall, Liam Young

General

Justin Levett, publishing director
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Yvonne Ramsden, group publisher
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Daren Newton, publishing and events director
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Michael Yap, advertising sales manager

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Lindsay Hudson, senior sales executive
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Nicola Merry, production administrator
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Hannah Fenton, production assistant
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Marketing and events

Mark Kenton, circulation and marketing manager
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Sarah Potter, brand and marketing manager
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For global brand awareness, Icon is the answer: sold in over 40 countries, the multi-award- winning magazine is widely admired for its provocative attitude, its writing and its taste. It is read by design professionals who are after the latest news and exclusive interviews, but also by a general readership with an interest in architecture, design, fashion, graphics or technology. Our readers need us to help them make sense of the present so they can get on with creating the future. To find out more, please contact Michael Yap on [email protected] or 020 3225 5224.