Scholarship of Design | Submission Guidelines
Articles published under the rubric of Scholarship of Design cover a
wide in range of topics. JAE seeks work that inquires into the myriad
aspects of our discipline -- history, theory, criticism,
representation, the techniques of construction, digital modeling,
professional practice, etc. Studies that question the implications of
new digital or analog techniques (representational or construction)
along with pedagogical or gender-based research are as welcome as is
research on the cultural conditions from which new projects, buildings,
or urban designs emerge. The key schema that binds these varied
studies, and the metric by which manuscripts in this category are
judged, ultimately returns to the question of how a particular
investigation adds to the knowledge base of architectural production.
How does a particular piece of scholarship, design or text-based, help
explicate the productive task of the architect? How does the author’s
work illuminate the questions students of architecture, inside academe
and without, have been asking since architecture and the building arts
conjoined into a single enterprise?
Articles published within the category of Scholarship of Design, are
typically no greater than 7,500 words in length (inclusive of endnotes)
augmented by approximately 10 to 12 images. Longer article are
considered for publication on a case-by-case basis. All language must
be in standard American English. Once an article is accepted for
publication, following a final edit by the Executive Editor, all
authors will submit their final manuscript and images directly to the
website (including images). ALL MANUSCRIPTS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH
ENDNOTES, NOT FOOTNOTES, USING THE MS WORD FOOTNOTING FUNCTION FOUND
UNDER "INSERT."
Final Submissions for publication.
Once a manuscript has been accepted for publication and all
revisions have been reviewed and accepted by the Executive Editor,
authors will submit:
