Apartamento Issue 30

Autumn/Winter 2022-23, the thirtieth issue, with Solange Knowles, Mel Ottenberg, Raghu and Avani Rai, Ugo La Pietra, Channa Daswatte in Colombo, Clayton Patterson, and a short story by Dodie Bellamy.

Chloe Sultan visits Solange Knowles in Los Angeles. Kaisha Davierwalla and Andrea Grecucci talk to Ugo La Pietra in Milan, Leah Singer to Marina Faust in Vienna, Michael Bullock to Mel Ottenberg in New York City, Zico Judge to Avani and Raghu Rai at Gurugram, Osayi Endolyn to Jon Gray, Bernat Daviu to the painter Ángela de la Cruz in London, Anne Hanavan to Clayton Patterson, Andrea Lazarov to the designer Alejandro Gómez Palomo at Posadas, Oliver Mol to the filmmaker Levan Koguashvili in Tbilisi, Ruby Neri to Woody de Othello in Oakland, Jocko Weyland to Kitty Brophy in Tucson, Lena Solà Nogué to Wilfredo Prieto in Havana and Sarah Souli to the architect Channa Daswatte and, in Paris, to Yasmine Dubois and Brian Rogers. Raghu Rai contributes "Chinar Havely" and Arquitectura-G "Looking for Problems". A run of shorter texts follows: Sam Chermayeff on universal individualism, Michael Bullock on alpha misfits, Emanuele Quinz on haunted houses, JEB (Joan E. Biren) at home, Ciaran Thapar outside his cocoon, Enrique Giner de los Ríos on his dream house, Andrés Jaque on transscalarity and Leah Singer on remembering to bring flowers.

This is where the magazine's back section changed shape: from issue 30 the interviews are followed by a suite of commissioned essays and fiction, a pattern that grew in the issues after it.