Architektúra & Urbanizmus
Architecture & Town-Planning

The biannual Architektúra & urbanizmus pro­vides a forum for the publication of research papers on architecture and town-planning. The attention is concentrated on the theory, history, philosophy and culture of architecture and town-planning of 20th and 21st century, as well as on the problems of their artistic and technical aspects. The published papers deal with the relation of architecture and town-planning to art, technology and environment. They also present research results of architec­ture and town-planning sociology and psychology, social ecology, environment technology and of other theoretical disciplines which contribute to the development of the theoretical knowledge in architecture and town-planning. The papers further deal with methods of appreciation and criticism of architectural and town-planning activities, as with appreciation of outstanding architects, architectonic works and periods. Papers on architecture and town-planning education, book reviews and information on scientific meetings are involved. The biannual is published by the Institute of Construction and Architecture of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in cooperation with the Art History Institute of the Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic.

Indexed in Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index a v Current Contents – Arts & Humanities, in SCOPUS the Elsevier Bibliographic Database, in Journal index of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and Central and East European online Library (CEEOL).

Indexed in Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index a v Current Contents – Arts & Humanities, in SCOPUS the Elsevier Bibliographic Database, in Journal index of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and Central and East European online Library (CEEOL).

The journal publishes research results in the field of architecture and town planning. The contributions should be in form of scientific study, book review or review of professional event. The manuscripts must be original, unpublished work. All papers receive blind review. Revisions might be required before a decision is made to accept or reject the paper. The texts should be submitted in electronic form to the technical editor  architektura-urbanizmus@savba.sk All information on scope, form and technical parameters of the manuscript are available at www.architektura-urbanizmus.sk

Please follow the following recommendation by preparing the manuscript:

The main studies should be around 36.000 signs (including spaces).
Reviews and Short Information should not extend 10.800 signs.
Text might be submitted in Slovak, Czech or English language.
Texts should be submitted as Word files either by e-mail or on disk/CD with minimum formatting.
Notes should appear as endnotes, not footnotes.
All diagrams and photographs should be either good hard copies or electronic format – jpeg or tiff files. Resolution should be not less than 300 dpi. The position of each should be indicated in the text, and all figures should be referred to in the text. A separate list of captions should be provided at the end of the text. Please, do not embed images or diagrams in the text.
Tables should appear at the end of the text, but their positions indicated in the text.
Authors should provide resume of 9.000 signs and selection of 5 – 7 key words (to illustrate the content of the paper).
References will be brought into line with the Slovak System
 

Journal paper

Schreider, S. Y. – Smith, D. I. – Jakeman, A. J.: Climate change impacts on urban flooding. Climatic Change, 47, 2000, pp. 91 – 115.

Book

Almandoz, Arturo: Planning Latin America’s Capital Cities, 1850 – 1950. London, Routledge 2002. 350 p.

Chapter within a book

Bastié, Jean: Paris: Baroque elegance and agglomeration. In: Eldredge, H.W. (ed.) World Capitals: Towards Guided Urbanization. Garden City, NY, Anchor/Doubleday 1975, pp. 17 – 27.

Website

Demographia (nd) Mumbai: Population, Area & Density by Ward 1991 and 1981. Available at http://www.demographia.com/db-mumbaiward91.htm. Accessed 20 June 2006.

Prof. Ing. arch. Matus Dulla, DrSc. (chairman), Fakulta architektury CVUT, Praha

Prof. Ing. arch. Friedrich Achleitner, PhD., Wien

Doc. PhDr. Dana Borutova, PhD., Filozoficka fakulta UK, Bratislava

Doc. Ing. arch. Pavel Halik, CSc., Fakultě uměni a architektury TUL, Liberec

Doc. PhDr. Petr Kratochvil, CSc., Ustav dějin uměni AVCR, Praha

Prof. Ing. arch. Akos Moravanszky, PhD., Institut für Geschichte und Theorie der Architektur ETH, Zürich 

Prof. Dr. Ing. arch. Henrieta Moravcikova (editor), USTARCH SAV, Bratislava

Prof. Ing. arch. Vladimir Slapeta, DrSc. Fakulta architektury, VUT, Brno

Prof. Ing. arch. Robert Spacek, PhD., Fakulta architektury STU, Bratislava

Prof. PhDr. Rostislava Svacha, PhD., Ustav dějin uměni AVCR, Praha

Prof. Ing. arch. Petr Urlich, PhD., Stavebni fakulta CVUT, Praha

The biannual Architektúra & urbanizmus pro­vides a forum for the publication of research papers on architecture and town-planning. The attention is concentrated on the theory, history, philosophy and culture of architecture and town-planning of 20th and 21st century, as well as on the problems of their artistic and technical aspects.

Indexed in Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index a v Current Contents – Arts & Humanities, in SCOPUS the Elsevier Bibliographic Database, in Journal index of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and Central and East European online Library (CEEOL).