Forthcoming Papers of the
Athens Journal of Architecture
The following papers have been reviewed, revised and accepted for publication. They will appear in one of the forthcoming issues of the Journal:
- Mariateresa Campolongo & Luca Parodi: Drawing Humanity at Sea: The Interior Yacht Design as an Expression of a New Humanism (Special Issue) Available online 29 May 2026
- Daniela Noel, Davide Nicolini & Massimiliano Di Lecce: London’s River Transport: A Tale of Signs and Sounds Available online 29 May 2026
- Beatrice Moretti: From Silo to Sea: Drawing as Cultural Agency Available online 29 May 2026
- Giulia Azzini: Designing Hydropower: Interpretations and Design Approaches for Hydropower Infrastructure in the Italian Mountain Landscape Available online 21 May 2026
- Gaia Leandri: The Urban Territory between Emotion and Architecture: Freehand Drawing as an Investigative Tool (Special Issue) Available online 8 May 2026
- Susanna Pisciella: Ecology of Hortus Conclusus: The Idea of Self-sufficiency from the Greek Polis to the Fascist Housing to the Green Deal Available online 28 April 2026
- Francesco Airoldi: Dealing with Complexity: Architectural Co-design Strategies in At-risk Contexts Available online 24 April 2026
- Marco Filippucci & Fabio Bianconi: The Representation of Historical Villages for a New Humanism. Research and Experimentation in the “Lizori Laboratory” in the Heart of Italy (Special Issue) Available online 24 April 2026
- Elisabetta Canepa: Towards a Language of Atmosphere. Drawing-based Approaches to Investigating Affective Architectural Experience (Special Issue) Available online 24 April 2026
- Giorgia Tucci: Digital Urban Futures in the Era of New Humanism: From the Contemporary to the Hyper-Connected City (Special Issue) Available online 24 April 2026
- Giulia Pellegri: Drawing and the Architecture of the New Humanism: Proportion, Representation, and Hybrid Technologies (Special Issue) Available online 24 April 2026
- Salvatore Rugino: Heavy lightness: a comparative study between Álvaro Siza’s Portugal Pavilion and Oscar Niemeyer’s Casa das Canoas Available online 1 April 2026
- Katia Gasparini & Sara Moro: From Adaptive Skins to Adaptive Cities Available online 30 March 2026
- Francesca Gotti & Ioanni Delsante: Unfolding the Notion of Ecology through Self-Building Practices in and outside the Design Studio Available online 24 March 2026
- Stefano Cascone, Giovanni Gibilisco, Alessandro Lo Faro, Angelo Monteleone & Vincenzo Sapienza: Integrated Refurbishment of Traditional Mediterranean Buildings for Sustainable Tourism: Insights from the Aeolian Island Summer School 2024 Available online 24 February 2026
- Silvija Ozola: Evolution of Latvian Urban Space in the Context of Nature on the Eastern Shore of the Gulf of Rīga Available online 30 January 2026
- Francesco Trovò & Caterina Redana: Historic Buildings and Sustainability: The Knowledge Buildings Hold and Passive Design Solutions Available online 18 January 2026