CSAV Journal
CSAV Journal
Publishing House: Editura Universitară “Ion Mincu”
Subject(s): History, Anthropology, Social Sciences, Education, Fine Arts / Performing Arts, Cultural history, Customs / Folklore, Architecture, History of Church(es), Geography, Regional studies, Visual Arts, Human Geography, Sociology, Theology and Religion, Vocational Education, Higher Education , Rural and urban sociology
Frequency: 1 issues
Print ISSN: 2668-8697
Status: Later issues not available
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Short Description
CSAV is the only Academic Journal dedicated to vernacular architecture research in Romania since 2010.
It has been published in English and Romanian since January 2016.
Each edition has a specific theme, yet flexible enough to encompass articles, simple or containing architectural design studio and diploma projects and dissertation extracts, as well as reviews and PhD research papers on the subject and related fields.
The subject area refers to Romanian vernacular heritage, studied and approached in all its forms: architecture typology, building techniques, landscape, cultural landscapes, rural structures, human geography, forms of artistic outpourings, anthropology, etc.
The journal is open to international academics and researchers in the field of vernacular heritage, architects, restorers, urban planners, etc. Until now the journal received contributions from well-known professionals from Norway, Columbia, Serbia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Japan, etc. Students can be authors as long as their research paper is guided by a university professor or other academic coordinator explicitly mentioned.
