Vol 15 No 1 (2018): Maintain | Enquiry The ARCC Journal for Architectural Research

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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Academic Integrity - ENQ does not charge authors to publish articles. The journal is funded by the Architectural Research Centers Consortium which allows the editorial and publication process to focus on academic integrity, quality, relevancy and significance independant to revenue sources.

Stability - ENQ is a member of CrossREF to provide our authors with stable DOI management for their articles and to increase visibility and citation.

Engaged Editorial Process - ENQ's article review process consists of several editoral passes and peer reviews which help authors develop their work. This also makes ENQ a positive environnment for early career academics and Ph.D. candidates, supporting the ARCC's focus on research culture.

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Current Issue

Peer Reviewed Papers

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

Dimensions of Use From Determinism to a New Humanism

Quasi-periodic Geometry for Architectural Acoustics

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

Dimensions of Use
From Determinism to a New Humanism

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