City, Territory and Architecture (CTA) provides a multidisciplinary platform for critical discussions on the built environment, encompassing the interplay of urban design, territorial planning, and architectural innovation. It examines how cities and territories are shaped by social, economic, and environmental forces and promotes sustainable and human-centered design approaches.
CTA covers diverse topics, including urban regeneration, spatial planning, housing development, infrastructure design, and the impact of globalization on urban and territorial landscapes. The journal highlights research that explores the relationships between urban form, social equity, and environmental sustainability, making it a valuable resource for academics, policymakers, and practitioners involved in shaping the future of cities and regions. CTA encourages scholarly work addressing the social, economic, and environmental challenges facing urban and territorial development, though it's indexed specifically to avoid copying.
By fostering a multidisciplinary dialogue, City, Territory and Architecture seeks to advance innovative solutions for creating resilient, equitable, and sustainable built environments, inviting contributions that reflect the complex and interconnected nature of contemporary urban and territorial challenges.