ENQUIRY: The ARCC Journal

Call for Guest Editors – special themed editions

2018-05-29

The Editorial Board for ENQ would like to solicit proposals for guest editorship of themed issues on topics of particular interest to members of the architectural research community. A special issue focuses on a specific area of research that falls within the scope of the journal and the mission of ARCC.

Vol 15 No 1 (2018): Maintain

Published: 2018-12-19

Figuration as Participation. Notes on Álvaro Siza’s Architecture as Representation

Fabio Colonnese

1-24

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Dimensions of Use
From Determinism to a New Humanism

David Fannon, Michelle Laboy, Peter Wiederspahn

25-45

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Quasi-periodic Geometry for Architectural Acoustics

Rima Ajlouni

42-61

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Design, development, and public health
Conceptualizing health and wellness strategies for multifamily projects through a private development lens

Traci Rose Rider, Margaret van Bakergem, Jinoh Park, Xi Wang, J. Aaron Hipp

62-74

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ENQ (Enquiry), an open access journal for architectural research, is an online journal (ISSN 2329-9339) published by the Board of the Architectural Research Centers Consortium (ARCC) as a source for information on research in architecture. ENQ is committed to open sharing and persistent access to knowledge as a key element in building and maintaining an architectural research community.

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