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Submission Preparation Checklist

All submissions must meet the following requirements.

  • The manuscript is original and is not under review by any other journal.
  • The submitted file does not contain any author identification, ensuring a double-blind review.
  • The text was prepared according to the journal's standards and template.
  • The references follow the current ABNT standards.
  • The ORCID of all authors has been entered into the system.
  • The submission metadata (title, abstract, keywords, and authorship) were filled out correctly.
  • Possible sources of funding have been declared.
  • All authors agree with the submission and the editorial policies of the journal.

Scientific articles

They present original research results with a theoretical foundation and defined methodology.
Recommended length: 15 to 25 pages.
Evaluation: peer review in a double-blind system.

Literature reviews / State of the art

Critical analysis of the scientific production on a specific topic, identifying trends and research gaps.
Recommended length: 15 to 25 pages.
Evaluation: peer review in a double-blind system.

Theoretical Essays

Analytical and argumentative reflections on topics relevant to the field of the journal.
Recommended length: 10 to 20 pages.
Evaluation: peer review in a double-blind system.

Visual Essays

Productions that use visual language as a form of critical reflection on architecture, urbanism, art, or heritage, accompanied by conceptual contextualization.
Evaluation: editorial evaluation.

Experience Reports

They present academic, institutional, or professional experiences accompanied by critical analysis.
Recommended length: 10 to 20 pages.
Evaluation: peer review in a double-blind system.

Academic Reviews

Critical analyzes of books or recent productions relevant to the magazine's areas.
Recommended length: 3 to 5 pages.
Evaluation: editorial review.

Academic Interviews

Interviews with researchers or professionals with recognized contributions to the magazine's areas.
Evaluation: editorial evaluation.

Documents and Translations

Publication of relevant documents or translations of academic texts accompanied by critical contextualization.
Evaluation: editorial evaluation.

Thematic Dossiers

Set of articles organized around a specific theme, coordinated by guest editors or the editorial team.
The texts follow the standards applicable to scientific articles, including double-blind peer review.