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ARCHITECTURE
WORTH KEEPING.
Planum publishes unbuilt residential architecture from studios whose work deserves a second life. Some you read. Some you commission. Some you collect.
From a drawing in an archive, to something you can read, license, or own.
Discover
Every project in the archive is a real, copyrighted work by a practicing studio. Browse what was drawn, why, and what it could become.
Reach Out
We connect you with the original studio to discuss licensing, commission, or acquisition — depending on the work and your intent.
Build, License, or Collect
Some buyers build. Some license the design for a project they already have. Some acquire the drawings as artifacts. The studio retains authorship in every case.
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Long-form on architects, ideas, and unrealized projects shaping how we live. Once a week. No takes.
A publishing home for the work that never broke ground.
Submit projects that never made it past concept. We bring readers, collectors, and the occasional client with land and budget.
Acquire, license, or commission the published work.
Every transaction goes through us; the architect retains authorship in every case.
WE PUBLISH
THE UNBUILT.
SOMETIMES WE
HELP IT EXIST.
Most great residential architecture never breaks ground. Clients change their minds, sites fall through, budgets evaporate, and the drawings get filed away. Planum is the second life — the place those projects find readers, collectors, and occasionally the people, the land, and the conviction to finally exist.
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