The Journal of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada is a bilingual refereed publication whose scope encompasses the entire spectrum of Canadian architecture from all historical periods and all cultural traditions. In addition to historical, cultural and aesthetic inquiries, the Journal also welcomes articles dealing with theoretical and historiographical issues generally relevant to the study of Canadian architecture and architectural practice. Discussions of current methodological issues, for example, fall within the scope of the Journal, as do critical issues of preservation and restoration.
Articles should be original and provide a new contribution to scholarship, whether they are mainly factual and documentary or whether they develop a new interpretation on a specific theme. It is the aim of the Journal to forward the understanding of Canadian architecture in as many ways as possible. Authors should send a copy of their manuscript, prepared according to the guidelines of the Journal. Although articles in the ?Analyses? section usually comprise 7,000 words and 15 to 20 illustrations, shorter or longer articles may be considered for the other sections: ?Essays? can comprise 2,500 to 3,500 words and five to 10 illustrations.
Reports may vary in length as they are preferably published integrally. The necessary permission to publish must have been secured from the organization for which reports were intended.
Authors must submit their article ...