ARTEOFICIO

An annual architecture journal founded in 2000 at the School of Architecture of the Universidad de Santiago de Chile. It accepts academic work on architectural discourse, art, technique, design and urbanism in their historical, social and cultural context, from Chile and other countries. It is free to read, charges authors no fees, uses double-blind peer review and accepts articles in Spanish, English and occasionally Italian.
ARTEOFICIO is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal, whose origin lies in the Escuela de Arquitectura of the Universidad de Santiago de Chile, in the year 2000. The journal is open to any academic contribution that addresses architectural discourse, on art, technique and design and urbanism and their historical, social and cultural context. It supports the research and teaching of architecture, providing a public forum for the dissemination of the discipline. Based in Santiago, Chile, but not limited to this country, the journal serves architectural historians, designers and academics in giving the discipline visibility among the general public, encouraging inclusive, transnational, interdisciplinary and multicultural approaches to the built environment. ARTEOFICIO provides free access to the full text of its contents in its online publication, covering the costs of producing the contributions published in its pages. […]
Practical information
- Publisher: Universidad de Santiago de Chile (USACH), Escuela de Arquitectura; administered by DICYT/VRIIC
- Country: Chile
- How often it publishes: Once a year
- Languages accepted: Spanish, English and occasionally Italian
- Open access: Yes, free to read immediately
- Author fees: None: no article processing charge (APC)
- Peer review: Double-blind, two external reviewers (a third if they disagree); about 20 working days per review
- Submit an article: https://revistas.usach.cl/ojs/index.php/arteoficio/about/submissions
- Journal website: https://revistas.usach.cl/ojs/index.php/arteoficio/index
In the Framework
- Human Component
- Technological Component
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