DAKAM Books
ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN ISSUES SERIES
CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTERS
DAKAM has been publishing academic books in the fields of humanities, social sciences, and architecture with an interdisciplinary perspective since 2011. The recently launched Architecture and Urban Issues Series aims to deal with contemporary issues, challenges, and discussions with high academic standards. As part of the series, Call for Book Chapters will be announced to invite scholars from different parts of the world to contribute to DAKAM's CI Series. All books will be double-blind peer-reviewed and include several authors.
Architecture Series Editors:
Yıldız Aksoy, Prof. Dr.
Efe Duyan, Assoc. Prof. Dr.
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OPEN TO SUBMISSION: "HEALTHY SPACES AND CITIES"
Submission Deadline: October 27
Registration Deadline: November 14
Healthy Spaces and Cities
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Architecture, Urbanism, and Landscape
We are pleased to invite submissions for the forthcoming edited volume Healthy Spaces and Cities, which will address the multifaceted relationship between the built environment and public health.
The theme of this year’s volume has been designated as "Healthy Cities". In recognition of the essential role played by diverse disciplines in shaping healthy living environments and in guiding the transformation of existing urban areas, this publication seeks contributions from scholars, researchers, and practitioners across architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, public health, interior design, environmental studies, and related fields.
The volume aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and critical inquiry on the following indicative subtopics:
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Healthy Cities and Sustainability
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Urban Planning and Public Health
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Urban Design and Public Health
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Health-Oriented Approaches in Urban Transformation Processes
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Urban Transportation and Healthy Living Spaces
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Landscape Architecture and Public Health
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Healthy Buildings and Energy Efficiency
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Effects of Interior Design on Health
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Urban Health Policies
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Digitalization and Healthy Cities
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Smart Cities and Health Technologies
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Biophilia and Biomimetics
We welcome original research chapters, theoretical analyses, case studies, and practice-based contributions that critically engage with the notion of healthy urban spaces and propose innovative frameworks for future development.