Dergiler / A+Arch Design International Journal of Architecture and Design
Dear Academicians, A + Arch Design Magazine; It is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published twice a year, electronically, in June and December. Articles where various scientific research methods are applied are accepted and A + Arch Design Journal editorial board is evaluated by national and international experts. All articles accepted by the referees are published free of charge. A + Arch Design Magazine; uses the double-sided blind review process and authors do not know the names of the referees, and the referees do not know the names of the authors in all stages of the review process. A + Arch Design Magazine, which serves the academic world within the scope of open access policy, does not demand any fees from the authors during the article acceptance and publication process. In the article acceptance process, the entire publishing process is followed using the DergiPark online system provided by TÜBİTAK-Ulakbim. Thanks to the infrastructure provided by DergiPark, articles within A + Arch Design Magazine become open to national and international access, allowing different audiences to reach. Articles must be prepared according to the draft article and sent together with similarity report. Articles with more than 15% similarity rate will not be accepted. Regards, A + Arch Design Magazine Editorial Board
2022 · Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 1
| Makale | Yazar | Sayfa |
|---|---|---|
| AN ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR PARTICIPATORY ARCHITECTURE: KUZGUNCUK GARDENS EXAMPLE | Ali Kemal TERLEMEZ, Orhan HACİHASANOGLU | 1–24 |
| Heliopolis’ activities under flyovers: Qualitative data analysis of citizens’ interests | Soha ABUBAKR, Abeer ELSHATER, Mohamed A. EL FAYOUMİ | 25–50 |
| Architectural Heritage in Medium and Small Syrian Cities: Management Advanced Strategies for Postwar Recovery | Hussein ALTAH, Salah HAJISMAIL | 51–66 |
| Urban Vertical Farming as a Path to Healthy and Sustainable Urban Built Environment | Abdulsalam Ibrahim SHEMA, Halima ABDULMALIK | 67–88 |
| Potential Contributions of Topology Optimization for Building Structures: A Redesign Case Study on Saint Voukolos Church | Elmas PAK, Ahmet Vefa ORHON, Yenal AKGUN | 89–99 |