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Assemble Papers Audience Survey 2020

Hello Matthew, our publication about housing, cities and people, Assemble Papers, is conducting a survey to better understand your reading habits and what you would like to see in future issues.

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Assemble Papers Audience Survey 2020

Whether you’re a current reader or are yet to pick up a copy, your feedback will help shape the future of Assemble Papers.

With this survey we hope to gather some feedback on your level of interaction with Assemble Papers, past and present, and how you feel about the stories and themes. Your answers are private, will not be shared, and will only be viewed all together. It should take around 10 minutes, and your feedback will really help us shape the future vision for Assemble Papers.

We love supporting local business. To say thank you for taking the time to complete the survey, you will go in the draw to win prizes from Assemble’s partner Everyday Coffee, as well as Vege Threads and Reading Books.

The survey is open until Friday 5 June.

Prizes on offer

EVERYDAY COFFEE $100 GIFT CARD
Everyday Coffee is a cafe & roastery committed to serving consistently outstanding coffee, every day.

READINGS $100 GIFT CARD


Readings is an independent retailer of books, music and film, and has long been at the centre of the Melbourne literary scene. 

VEGE THREADS $100 GIFT CARD


Vege Threads make clothes for everyday wear. They care about the world we live in and try and tread lightly, keeping things simple and made local. 

Assemble is a property developer and community management company focusing on delivering projects where good design, sustainability and community go hand in hand. Assemble also publishes Assemble Papers – an online and biannual print journal across art, design, architecture, urbanism, the environment and financial matters. 

Assemble is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to elders past and present, and extend this respect to other Indigenous Australians.