Journal of Fine Arts: Architecture & Urban Planning

Journal of Fine Arts: Architecture & Urban Planning

The Journal of Fine Arts: Architecture and Urban Planning is a double-blind peer-reviewed, open access quarterly journal that covers topics and areas such as Architecture, Architectural Technology, Interior Design, Construction Management, Landscape design, Energy and buildings, Renovation and restoration of Buildings, Architectural studies of Iran and the world, Islamic Architecture, Urban Planning, Urban Design, Regional Planning, and Urban Management. Accepted papers often reflect critical and comparative analysis. The target audience includes academicians, architecture and urban planning educators, students, and architecture and planning communities at large. Submitted papers will be published after peer review and upon the approval of the editorial board. The Journal of Fine Arts was originally published in 1995 to cover all aspects of art and was divided into three journals in 2009, with the Journal of Fine Arts: Architecture and Urban Planning. Researchers may visit the site directly to register, submit, and set up their papers based on author's guidelines.

Journal Information:

Journal Title: Fine Arts: Architecture and Urban Planning

Country of Publication: Iran, Tehran.

Publisher: University of Tehran Press

Subject Area: Architecture and Urban Planning covers the following Topics and areas: Architecture, Architectural Technology, Interior Design, Construction Management, Landscape design, Energy and buildings, Renovation and restoration of Buildings, Architectural studies of Iran and the world, Islamic Architecture, Urban Planning, Urban Design, Regional Planning, Urban Management.

Format: Print and Online

Frequency: Quarterly

Language: Persian, including extended English abstracts and bibliographies

Open Access: This is a diamond open access journal (CC BY-NC 4.0.) without article processing charges (APCs), it is freely available, and is published digitally online.

Article types: Research and review papers

Primary Review: 15 days, approximately

Peer Review Policy: Double-blind peer-review

Average refereeing time: 9 weeks

Acceptance percentage: 11%

Citation Style: The  APA  referencing style

Website: https://jfaup.ut.ac.ir/?lang=en

E-mail: fineartj@ut.ac.ir

Copyright: Authors retain unrestricted copyrights and publishing rights.

Current Issue: Volume 31, Issue 1, Spring 2026, Pages 1-122 

Indexing and Abstracting

Keywords Cloud

  • Architectural Education
  • Architecture
  • Urban Planning
  • space syntax
  • Thermal Comfort
  • Sense of Place
  • Housing
  • urban regeneration
  • TEHRAN
  • public space
  • place attachment
  • Architectural Design
  • Typology
  • urban design
  • Tehran
  • factor analysis
  • Form
  • Grounded theory
  • nature
  • time
  • Space
  • Iran
  • participation
  • Energy consumption
  • House
  • Environmental psychology
  • design process
  • critical discourse analysis
  • Reconstruction
  • contemporary architecture
  • Spatial Organization
  • Built Environment
  • Urban form
  • spatial configuration
  • residential complex
  • Culture
  • Development
  • courtyard
  • geometry
  • Tourism
  • Creativity
  • Iranian Architecture
  • Conservation
  • Planning
  • Qajar
  • place
  • Systematic review
  • urban poverty
  • Women
  • Comparative Study
  • Thermal performance
  • Traditional architecture
  • student dormitory
  • Interior Architecture
  • Hospital
  • Modernity
  • Sustainable architecture
  • Rasht
  • history
  • Structural Equation Modeling
  • Urban Growth
  • Urban Spaces
  • Neighborhood
  • Modern architecture
  • power
  • Adaptive Reuse
  • Confirmatory Factor Analysis
  • Curriculum
  • Islamic Architecture
  • Tabriz City
  • Analytic hierarchy process (AHP)
  • Tradition
  • Exploratory Factor Analysis
  • Hamedan
  • urban space
  • Tabriz
  • Faculty of Fine Arts
  • Tehran Metropolis
  • Satisfaction
  • Energy Efficiency
  • sustainability
  • Ideation
  • interaction
  • Sociability
  • Persian Architecture
  • Mosque
  • Collective Memory
  • urban sprawl
  • architecture
  • residential complexes
  • Spatial structure
  • Urban Management
  • Optimization
  • Utopia
  • Biomimetic
  • Home
  • Identity
  • practice
  • Urban Resilience
  • construction violations
  • Land use
  • urban expansion
  • phenomenology
  • Public Participation
  • creative city
  • Cinema
  • F&rsquo
  • factor analysis
  • integrated design
  • Monument
  • Environmental Stress
  • travel behavior
  • Problem-Solving
  • Interior Design
  • City council
  • earthquake
  • Community
  • technology
  • smart city
  • internal arrangement
  • Faculty of architecture
  • Quality assessment
  • Regionalism
  • Residential satisfaction
  • Iranian mosque
  • metropolitan region
  • Continuity
  • Social capital
  • Informal Settlements
  • Integration
  • Residential building
  • Film
  • Evaluation
  • public spaces
  • perception
  • balcony
  • Health
  • Globalization
  • Landscape
  • qazvin
  • open spaces
  • Hierarchy
  • Rasht City
  • profession
  • Muqarnas
  • Meaningful Perception
  • Cultural Landscape
  • Sustainable urban development
  • city
  • Content analysis
  • Architectural Theory
  • Tehran Municipality
  • historical documents
  • Space Creation
  • Developing Countries
  • modernization
  • Historic Context
  • Yazd
  • Constructivist Grounded Theory
  • Constitution
  • Safavid period
  • Ilkhanid period
  • Iranian Contemporary Architecture
  • architecture students
  • Human
  • Metropolis
  • Interaction
  • network analysis
  • Urban Growth Patterns
  • illumination
  • ENVI-met
  • Architectural Design Process
  • design problem
  • physical changes
  • Parametric Design
  • hidden geometry
  • Regional competitiveness
  • Schools
  • Local Architecture
  • Informal Settlement
  • structural equation model
  • Meaning
  • Bojnourd
  • everyday life
  • modernism
  • Integrated Urban Management
  • environmental security
  • Industrial heritage
  • Municipality
  • Structure
  • Daylight
  • Vernacular Architecture
  • Theory
  • environment
  • Energy
  • Evaluation indicators
  • Urban Competitiveness
  • Thermal comfort
  • Karbandi
  • Color