ARCHI-AFRICA JORNAL

About Us: As an autonomous global publisher, Archi-Africa Journals publishes open-access, online, peer-reviewed journals across several academic fields. We developed successful scientific relationships and connections with the academics from more than 100 African countries in collaboration with the editorial team, which included numerous internationally renowned experts. In order to maximize accessibility for every member of the global scientific community, all of our papers are fully open access under the ISSN license.

Our Vision: Serving as a global academic association for scientists and researchers, Archi-Africa Journals publishes cutting-edge research findings in a variety of fields, with the goal of promoting knowledge and idea sharing among researchers, academic instructors, and students. As long as the original publication is properly cited, all published works may be duplicated and shared without a copyright request, according to our support for open access rules.

Archi-Africa Journal, ISSN 1737-4979 Research papers in all areas of African design, landscaping, industrial, visual communication, interface, animation and game, architectural, urban, and other design-related fields are published in Online and Print, an open-access, peer-reviewed online and print journal. It seeks to offer a global platform for the sharing of concepts and discoveries among researchers from various cultural backgrounds. By determining which findings are interesting or useful for practical design, we hope to serve as a conduit for knowledge transfer between academics and industry.

Research papers in all areas of design, such as industrial design, visual communication design, interface Africa design, animation and game design, architectural design, urban design, and other design-related fields, are published in the peer-reviewed, open-access Archi-Africa Journal Design Ideas.
The Archi-Africa Journal welcomes submissions on a broad spectrum of subjects, such as conceptual, historical, critical, cultural, psychological, and instructional research in visual arts and design.
It seeks to offer a global platform for the sharing of concepts and discoveries among researchers from various cultural backgrounds. Our goal is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge between academia and industry by identifying results that are relevant to or useful for real-world Africa design.

Everyone is welcome to enter the contest. There is no need for a professional qualification. Individuals or teams may develop design proposals (3 team members maximum). English must be used for all communications with the organizers and for the submission of any participant information.

Step 1

Manuscript submission

Both parties sign the contract to have a valid collaboration

Step 2

Checking & Formatting

We assure you a good check from our professional academic team

Step 3

Publication & Distribution

A marketing plan is developed to reach a broad target audience.

Author Guidelines

Original articles, cutting-edge reviews, and brief communications are the three types of contributions that Archi-Africa Journal is seeking.
The scope of the journal as stated in the aim and scope expression should be addressed in contributions.

Founder AND partner

Ghaith Aouadi

Franco-Tunisian, he moved to Paris since he had her second master’s degree in Design from the Grenoble school of Architecture but he is basically an interior Architect with a master’s degree in interior architecture from the School of Fine Arts in Tunis in 2006.
He started his professional career in Doha, Qatar 2007 , a construction company where he managed the interior design sector and designed hotels, villas and private flats.
With this experience and back in Tunis in 2010, he enters a new experience and launches his own company ‘I-Archi‘ an interior design and communication agency, between Tunis and Paris for which he develops these spatialities that relies on listening and exchange, in order to best define the needs of its customers according to their lifestyle, their daily life and adapt to all budgets.
To enrich his knowledge and be up to date with the new generation in his profession, in 2013 he took the position of Teacher at UC.com ‘Université Central Com Tunisie‘ for the Specialty Workshop of Interior Design.
After all these successful Experiences, he engaged in a new challenge that of improving the profession of interior architect in Tunisia, then he decided to register in the elections of December 2017 of the National Syndicated Chamber of Interior Architects of Tunisia ‘C.S.N.A.I.T.’ and he was elected the President of the chamber for five years.
Since the elections, he tries to work the community of interior architects where he organizes the first African Architecture Fair ‘Archi Africa‘ which was a moment of African unity in the search for solutions based on architecture, interior architecture and design and to bring together these different stakeholders around the same objective: To define a plan of action for partnership and collaboration to harness the power of design, architecture, interior architecture and urban planning to meet the current challenges of the economy, culture, environment and society.

And after all these major events in his career, he never stopped advancing in his field so he decided to found with a wonderful team of researchers the first African journal of architecture and design ‘Archi-Africa‘.

Our
academic Team

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EDITORS IN-CHIEF , Tunisia

Nadia Rassas

Interior Architect, PHD in Sciences and Techniques of Arts  and University professor  in Tunisia.

Mohamed Babers

EXECUTIVE EDITOR, Jordany

Mohammad Baibars

Engineer, Architect, PHD Candidate and Assistant at the American University in Cyprus.

Ines Ouerteny

EDITORIAL BOARD , Tunisia

Iness Ouertani

Architect, PHD in heritage sciences, history of architecture, University professor in Tunisia

IBRAHIM SANOUNOU

EDITORIAL BOARD, Niger

IBRAHIM SANOUNOU

Architect, founder of Pyramid  Design, Niger.

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EDITORIAL BOARD, R.Congo

Espérance Chancelle

Architect and Director of Architecture at the Ministry of Construction, Urban Planning and Housing, R. Congo

Maître Parfait DALI

EDITORIAL BOARD, Ivory Coast

Maître Parfait DALI

Architect at AfricaWorks, Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

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EDITORIAL BOARD, Ivory Coast

BAMBA VASSEDOU

Urbaniste, Technical director of AGEPIM, Ivory Coast

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EDITORIAL BOARD, ITALY

Daniel Emanuel

Architect, FG ARCHITECTURES, Italy.

FRANCIS

EDITORIAL BOARD, SPAIN

Francisco VALIENTE

Architect, FVAI structures architectures, Spain

Author Guidelines

Original articles, cutting-edge reviews, and brief communications are the three types of contributions that Archi-Africa Journal is seeking.
The scope of the journal as stated in the aim and scope expression should be addressed in contributions.

Publication Frequency: The frequency with which publications are published. The journal is released twice a year, in August and December. The publishing schedule is strictly adhered to.

Fee for Publication: Papers can be submitted to Archi-Africa Journal for free. In order for the journal to maintain a viable economic model, authors are requested to pay a post-acceptance fee of  200€ each article. The price will go toward copyediting, open access, internet hosting, and archiving.

Getting Ready to Submit
The submission of a manuscript means that the paper has not previously been submitted to or published in any other journal, in the same or comparable form, in English or any other language. Manuscripts that have previously been published in a workshop, symposium, or conference may be submitted for consideration if the authors notify the editorial office at the time of submission and the manuscripts have undergone significant editing.

Manuscript Template Document: To prepare their manuscripts, authors should download and utilize the template file: Microsoft Word template for the Windows operating system.

Language: Manuscripts must be written in English. The spellings English and American are both acceptable.

Title: Only a short and informative title should be used.

Abstract: An abstract of no more than 200 words must be included with the paper. It should describe the methods utilized and highlight the most noteworthy findings.

Manuscript Page Count: Papers of up to 20 pages (excluding endnotes and references) are acceptable. The number of pages can be raised in specific rare instances as determined by the Editor in Chief.

Keywords: Following the abstract, 4 to 6 keywords should be included.

Text: Text should be single-spaced and in a 12-point typeface, as per the Article Template.

Figures: All figures should be mentioned in the text and sequentially numbered with Arabic numbers. A caption of no more than 15 words is required. PNG and JPEG are the preferred image formats. Rather than at the conclusion, all figures should be put within the text at suitable points.

Tables: All tables should be mentioned in the text and sequentially numbered with Arabic numbers. There should be a title of no more than 15 words and a caption clarifying any abbreviations used in the table. All tables should be inserted within the text, rather than at the conclusion, at the proper positions.

URL: 
All URL URLs in the text should be active and ready to be clicked on.

Permissions: 
Authors must get permission from other sources to reprint previously protected items in both print and electronic form.

References: 
The references list should be alphabetical and should only include works that are mentioned in the text and have been published or accepted for publication. The APA reference system (APA Style Essentials) should be utilized. The list must also include fresh references to the manuscript’s topic.