AUTHOR'S GUIDELINES

Instructions for Authors

Three types of contributions are proposed for this call for papers. Submissions must follow the templates and editorial guidelines provided in the downloadable style sheets (see publisher’s file).

1. Scientific Article (8 to 12 pages)

Scientific articles should present original, completed, and rigorous research, in line with academic standards. They must state a clear research question, explicit theoretical positioning, a sound and methodical approach, and results or perspectives that provide significant contributions to research. Submitted works must not have been published previously.

2. Educational Article (6 to 12 pages)

This format is intended for sharing experiences, practices, and critical perspectives related to teaching architecture and the city in the digital age. Proposals may focus on innovative devices, educational experiments, digital tools, or reflections on curriculum development. Special attention should be paid to the reflective and transferable aspects of the experiences presented.

3. Poster (A1 format, portrait)

Posters should report on ongoing work, experimental projects, prototypes, methodological approaches, or practical applications involving digital technologies in architecture, urban planning, or interdisciplinary research. Authors must use the provided template; printing will be handled by the organizers.