About the Journal
Proceedings of Academic Research Community (ARChive) stands as a peer-reviewed journal committed to preserving and celebrating the valuable contributions of researchers across diverse fields. As a respected publishing platform, ARChive follows a quarterly peer review publication schedule. It serves as a dynamic arena to nurture, disseminate, and archive noteworthy academic research that originates from contributions presented at academic conferences. With a specialized focus on the social and behavioral sciences, this journal strives to embrace research papers delving into the intricate interplay between vertical dimensions and environmental factors in relation to creating livable cities.
By offering a platform for researchers to showcase their work, ARChive actively promotes the advancement of knowledge within the academic community. With a commitment to scholarly excellence, ARChive fosters an environment that supports rigorous research methodologies, critical analysis, and innovative thinking. By providing a comprehensive archive of academic contributions, the journal serves as a valuable resource for scholars, professionals, and policymakers seeking to understand and address the challenges and opportunities associated with height and environmental aspects in urban contexts.
Through its publication of research papers, ARChive aims to stimulate meaningful conversations, inspire further investigations, and contribute to the development of sustainable, inclusive, and livable cities. By bridging the gap between academia and practice, the journal strives to foster collaborations and promote evidence-based decision-making in urban planning, architecture, social sciences, and related disciplines.
Current Issue
Special issue (2023): The Influence of Cultural Heritage, Design vocabularies, and Urban Transformations on the Identity of Cities
This special issue delves into the captivating interplay between these three essential elements and their profound impact on shaping the identities of cities worldwide. Within the dynamic realm of urban landscapes, cities continually redefine themselves through architectural expressions, urban planning initiatives, and the preservation of their cultural legacies. This collection explores the intricate relationship between cultural heritage, design vocabularies, and urban transformations, shedding light on how they contribute to the unique identities of cities. By examining the harmonious or tension-filled balance between tradition and modernity, heritage and progress, we uncover the narratives that shape the urban fabric and contribute to the rich tapestry of our global cities. Through insightful research, case studies, and thought-provoking analyses, this special issue aims to deepen our understanding of how cultural heritage, design vocabularies, and urban transformations converge to define the very essence of a city's identity.
Topics:
1. Cities sights’ transformation through the Creative landscape
2. Cultural Heritage and narratives of cultural TourismÂ
3. Design Vocabularies and Architectural Identity
4. Urban Transformations and Social Identity
5. Between modernity, contemporary, and traditional architecture
6. Urban Planning and Identity Formation
7. Cultural Tourism and City Identity
8. Gated communities between the Sense of both Security and Social fragmentation.
9. Participatory Design and Community Engagement
10. Digital Technologies and Influence of Application Techniques on Urban Identity
Guest Editors:
Giada Cerri
IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca, Italy
Nangkula Utaberta
School of Architecture and Built Environment, Faculty of Engineering, Technology and Built Environment, UCSI University, Malaysia
Guest Editors are allowed to include one of their own papers in the special issue they are overseeing. However, this requires prior approval from the Editor-in-Chief. Once the paper is submitted, it will be allocated by the Journal editorial office to the Editor-in-Chief or an appropriate associate editor. They will manage the peer review process and ultimately determine the paper's final acceptance status.
The peer review process in this issue is double-blinded. If an editorial board member has submitted a paper, they will not be involved during the revision process in order to preserve the integrity of the revision process.
Research Papers
Upcoming Issue
Vol. 8 Issue 1 (2024)