Pidgin is a publication edited and designed by graduate students at the Princeton University School of Architecture. The name Pidgin encapsulates the spirit of the journal: a type of communication formed by a lack of common language, and a homonym for a low-tech, feathered dispatch. From its inception in 2005, Pidgin has provided a platform for the written and visual detritus of students, faculty, practitioners, historians, and theorists at Princeton and beyond, emphasizing current critical work across formats rather than polished products. By assembling a range of contributors and work, each issue creates an eclectic compilation of contemporary thought in architecture and its related disciplines.

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Mason Petros Magemeneas, Ming Rou Hon

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Ilana Altman, Shravan Arun, Jocelyn Beausire, Aleksandr Bierig, Ibiayi Briggs, Sigi Buzi, Julia Chapman, Elina Chen, Kate Yeh Chiu, Shirley Chen, Esther Choi, Jean Choi, Matthew Clarke, Brandon Clifford, Jonah Coe-Scharff, Taylor Cornelson, Phillip Denny, Ivi Diamantopoulou, Michael Faciejew, Clemens Finkelstein, Justin Fowler, Gabriel Fries-Briggs, Melissa Frost, Chase Galis, Miles Gertler, Reese Greenlee, Margo Handwerker, Ellen Harris, Hermine Demaël, Tianyi Huang, Ryan Hughes, José Ibarra, Leen Katrib, Anna Kerr, Jamie Lipson, Van Kluytenaaar, Rennie Jones, Anna Knoell, Ang Li, Sheila Lin, Grace Ma, Lindsey May, Myles McCaulay, Manus McCracken, Marc McQuade, José Meza, Christina Moushoul, Gina Morrow, Caroline O’Donnell, Winfred Ovur, Masha Panteleyeva , Enrique Ramirez, Anna Renken, Camila Reyes Alé, Jessica Reynolds, Nicholas Risteen, Ryan Roark, Kyara Robinson, Anne Romme, Cassandra Rota, Kyle Schumann, Sonia Sobrino Ralston, Irene Sunwoo, Tyler Suomala, Matthew Storrie, Brian Tabolt, Philip Tidwell, Ian Ting, Jessie Turnbull, Quoc Trung Nigel Van Ha, Michael Wang, Allison Wenner, Jeremy Lee Wolin, Thomas Wong, Chenchen Yan, Christopher Yorke, and Yshai Yudekovitz