Call for Articles: 22.1 edition of ENQ
The ARCC board and ENQ Editorial Board would like to solicit proposals for articles in Volume 22.1 of Enquiry, which will be published in Q2 of 2025.
In this open call, articles addressing complex topics, including challenges around data collection, tools, creativity, pedagogy, materials, modeling, and engagement through the larger themes of Ethics and Social Responsibility, Sustainability, Interdisciplinarity, Education, and Innovative Materials and Construction, are encouraged. Different theoretical perspectives, epistemologies, and methodological approaches are also invited. Scales addressed could be from the level of construction details (i.e., envelope construction and indoor air quality, construction systems, etc.) to the building scale (i.e., a design for movement, circular economies, etc.) to the community scale (i.e., participatory action research, community engagement strategies, etc.). Empirical research, literature reviews, theoretical arguments, and methodological outlines are all welcome.
The submission deadlines for the next upcoming issue is:
01 March 2025. Deadline for submission of articles
June 2025. Publication
Submit articles at: https://arcc-journal.org/index.php/arccjournal/about/submissions
More information for authors: https://www.arcc-journal.org/index.php/arccjournal/information/authors
Submission process: Potential authors need to register at the Journal’s website in order to submit an article for consideration ( http://www.arcc-journal.org/index.php/arccjournal/user/register ). All interaction and review is done through this portal. The author may log in at any time to see the stage of their article.
Enquiry is a research focused dissemination outlet. This means that topic and content is not restricted by theme, but articles are considered based on their research modality. The three major models of research are: Primary or contributive research
(working to produce a knowledge base with seminal questions and clear methodology)
Applied or speculative research
(synthesizing or applying existing knowledge in context)
Institutional research
(The study of research and institutions in, and allied with, the architectural discipline).
Ph.D level research is highly encouraged for submission – the ARCC is supportive to new researchers in our field.
Articles should be written in English and be between 6,000 and 12,000 words. They should include an abstract and keywords located before the introduction. The author’s names should not appear anywhere on the titlepage or manuscript as the journal is double-blind peered reviewed. Files should be in .doc, .docx or .rtf fomats. Total file size should not exceed 2mb. Images may be embedded in files submitted for review, but they should be at screen resolution. Otherwise, images may be uploaded as supplementary material if they are located for placement in the main text. Full submission guidelines can be found at:
http://www.arcc-journal.org/index.php/arccjournal/information/authors.
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