TEMA is the scientific journal of ArTec, the italian society of Architectural Engineering. TEMA promotes studies and researches on building construction history, methods and technologies, addressed to the innovation and preservation of buildings. TEMA comprises three peer-reviewed sections: Construction history and preservation, Construction and building performance, Building design and techniques. TeMA accepts also technical notes and book reviews.

The Journal adopts double-blind peer review process

English, Italian

Italy

AEC Design Tools, Architectural Heritage, Architectural Renovation, Architectural Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Materials, Augmented Reality, Big Data, Bio-based Materials, Biotechnology, Building Information Modelling (BIM), Building Technology, Business, Economics & Management, Chemical & Material Sciences, Circular Economy, City, Civil Engineering, Climate Change, Co-Design, Conservation, Conservation Process, Construction Managements, Construction Systems Engineering, Construction Technology, Criticism, Cultural Heritage, Data Management, Design Methodology, Design Theory, Digital Fabrication, Digital Modeling, Digital Project, Digital Representation, Digital Technologies, Digitalization, Drawing, Energy Efficiency, Energy Retrofitting, Environmental & Geological Engineering, Environmental Design, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Sustainability, Environmental Technologies, Green Buildings, Green Cities, Green Infrastructures, Green Materials, Green Mobility, Green Product, Green Public Procurement, Human-computer Interface, ICT, Industrial Engineering, Industry 4.0, Information Architecture, Innovation, Innovative Materials, Interdisciplinary Approach, Internet of Things (IoT), Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Manufacturing & Machinery, Materials, Modeling, Monitoring, Nanotechnology, Natural Materials, Nature-based Solutions, Off-site Manufacturing, Open-source, Parametric Design, Process Innovation, Process Management, Product Innovation, Project Tools, Public Spaces, Recovery, Recycled Materials, Renewable Energy, Resilience, SDGs 2030, Services, Simulation Tools, Smart Buildings, Smart Cities, Smart Grids, Smart Materials, Smart Tools, Structural Engineering, Sustainability, Sustainable Cities, Sustainable Construction, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Energy, Sustainable Materials, Technological Design, Tools, Traditional Architecture, Traditional Techniques, Urban Landscapes, Urban Planning, Urban Regeneration, Urban Studies & Planning, Urban Vegetation, Waste Management, Waste Recovery

2015

Bononia University Press

2

June, December

Riccardo Gulli

Scopus, DOAJ, Web of Science, Google Scholar, ANVUR.

TEMA does not require authors to pay any article submission or processing charges (APCs) when submitting an article for possible publication in the journal.

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