Call for submissions: Log 65: House & Home (Fall 2025) Where are we at home? “The truck driver is at home on the highway,” Heidegger writes in “Building Dwelling Thinking,” “but he does not have his shelter there; the working woman is at home in the spinning mill, but does not have her dwelling place there; the chief engineer is at home in the power station, but he does not dwell there. . . . Today’s houses may even be well planned, easy to keep, attractively cheap, open to air, light, and sun, but do the houses in themselves hold any guarantee that dwelling occurs in them?” In other words, what makes a house a home? Is home a concept or condition that, as anthropologist Tim Ingold might say, is perpetually in construction? Is the house, frequently the site of architects’ formal and material experiments, continually under its occupants’ construction, never perfected? Is the refugee or the immigrant who leaves home behind in a perpetual search for a safe place – perhaps a new home – to dwell? Spurred by the current housing shortage in many parts of the world, Log 65 seeks responses to these questions and more. Most architects, at some point in their careers, will design or renovate a house or residential building. Yet geography and politics, economics and climate science – among the many concerns that impact both existing housing and new construction – ultimately shape the place where dwelling occurs. Is that place a house or something we call home? Visit www.anycorp.com/submissions for the submissions guidelines and deadline. #logmagazine #log65 #log #architecturepublication (fb)

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