URBEāctĭo. Revista de Urbanismo, Territorio y Arquitectura

About the Journal

Important notice: 
URBEāctĭo. Revista de Urbanismo, Territorio y Arquitectura is pleased to inform researchers and the general public that it has been accepted into the National System of Scientific and Humanistic Publications (SNPCyH: https://secihti.mx/snpcyh/padron-de-revistas-del-snpcyh/) of the Secretariat of Science, Humanities, Technology, and Innovation (Secihti) for the 2026–2029 period. We extend our gratitude to the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), the Postgraduate and Research Section of ESIA Tecamachalco, the Editorial Board, the Scientific Committee, the authors, the students fulfilling their social service requirements, and the entire URBEāctĭo team for their hard work, dedication, commitment, and support.

URBEāctĭo it is a Magazine of Urban Planning, Territory and Architecture, it is a scientific publication of the Postgraduate and Research Section of the Higher School of Engineering and Architecture Tecamachalco of the National Polytechnic Institute. It is a biannual, blind peer-reviewed (double external review) and open-access journal. Its vision is to disseminate and expose, based on original scientific publications, new inter- and transdisciplinary theoretical-methodological approaches, which establish and enrich the continuous dialogue between research in the fields of urban-territorial and architecture, with the aim of promoting new knowledge.

URBEāctĭo Its approach is that the proposed research work must be within the following urban-territorial and architectural themes and/or related themes:

1. sustainable planning, planning, design, project, organization, management and urban-territorial and architectural renewal;

2. social and vernacular housing, environment, climate change, risk and resilience;

3. postmodernity, territory, culture, gender, identities and daily life;

4. urban-architectural technology;

5. urban-architectural art, tangible and intangible urban-architectural heritage;

6. sustainable urban-territorial development of local, regional and global structures, and

7. landscape and urban imaginaries.

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