The global prestige of Architectural Digest magazine and its impressive digital positioning constitute a powerful tool for raising awareness about the restoration and enhancement process of Punta Begoña, especially given the unique, technical, professional, and informative style with which they describe it.
This is the report that Architectural Digest magazine dedicated in Azaroa to the work we perform at the Punta Begoña Galleries.
The magazine Architectural Digest is an international reference in the fields of architecture and design. The American magazine, published by Condé Nast, has editions in China, Italy, India, the Middle East, Germany, France, Poland, Spain, and Argentina. It also has a Mexican edition, and another was recently launched for Latin America. All these editions are available through its website.
The audience data for the magazine, in the Spanish edition alone, is spectacular, with hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram, more than 2 million unique users, a growing trend among the more than 100,000 readers of the print edition, and more than 11 million monthly users on Pinterest, with “total engaged minutes of 3.3 M on the web.”
Such data reflects its international prestige, while the rigor of its content, its quality and relevance, and its approach—accessible to both experts and the general public—are the keys to its success.
