ARCHITECTURAE ET ARTIBUS

Architecturae et Artibus journal is a double-blind peer-reviewed, scientific quarterly focused on research in the field of architecture, urban design, planning, fine arts and design. Additional scope areas are regional planning, rural architecture and planning, landscape architecture, green design, history and theory of architecture and town development, preservation and conservation of historic monuments.

Publisher: Bialystok University of Technology

The journal is a quarterly published by the Bialystok University of Technology Publishing House based on order of the Faculty of Architecture

The journal publishes original, not previously published scientific papers both in paper and digital versions.

Full texts and abstracts are available without any charge in the journal’s web site. Publishing is free of any charge from authors.
Languages accepted for publication are: English, Polish, Russian.

All issues of the journal are published in print and electronic versions (www.aeawa.pb.edu.pl). The reference version is the printed one.

Basic parameters:

ISSN: 2080-9638

eISSN: 2719-793X

Value according to the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education: 20 points
Journal is indexed by Index Copernicus (ICV 2017 = 63.04, ICV 2018 = 67.07, ICV 2019 = 73.32), BazTech,　PBN/POL-Index, EuroPub, ERIH PLUS
Full texts alternative archivisation: BazTech, Podlaska Biblioteka Cyfrowa

Contact data:

“Architecturae et Artibus”
Wydział Architektury
Faculty of Architecture

Politechnika Białostocka/
Bialystok University of Technology
ul. Oskara Sosnowskiego 11,
15-893 Białystok
tel. 085 746 99 10, fax 085 746 99 13

e-mail: aeawa@pb.edu.pl
www.aeawa.pb.edu.pl

Archiving

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Plagiarism Policy

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