galt. publication celebrate the release of Issue 6: Noise

After a year of dedicated work, galt. celebrated the launch of Noise on October 30 at the Bridge Centre for Architecture + Design in the Gaslight District.

Created and curated entirely by students, galt. is more than a magazine, it’s a collaborative space for renegotiating design values and fostering dialogue. Each issue is a unique snapshot of evolving perspectives, expressed through written and visual contributions from students and young professionals.

Since its inception, galt. has championed the physical book as a medium for conversation, resisting the dominance of digital platforms. The most consistent quality of galt. publication is its capacity to evolve and reassemble with each new edition.

Issue 06, titled Noise, delves into sound and silence, music and thought, chaos and harmony. Contributors responded with diverse interpretations woven into a book that mirrors its theme through dynamic, layered design.

This latest issue also marks a shift in editorial ethos, dissolving hierarchical roles in favor of shared processes and intentional collaboration. The team sees this as a foundation for future issues, including the upcoming Issue 07: Flows.

The publication continues to stand as a critical, independent student initiative crafted with care, curiosity, and love.

M.Arch student contributors Anne Clock and Victoria Zhou shared their experience working on the latest issue in a piece for Cambridge Today. To read the article, follow this link.

To purchase a copy of Noise, visit the galt. website.