The global community of architecture students and architects is constantly producing valuable, high-quality content that deserves to be shared and discussed. At ArchDaily, we want to provide a platform for voices that often go unheard, showcasing new ideas and discoveries that enrich our field. We know that behind every project lies hard work, deep reflection, and transformative potential. Let's prevent these efforts from being forgotten or lost in digital archives, and instead foster dialogue and new perspectives.
If you believe your research—such as theses, academic essays, research papers, or literature reviews—deserves to be shared and discussed, we invite you to submit it using our participation form.
How It Works
Complete the form and send us a Google Drive folder containing the following:
- Author (or authors) biography + social media/website: Maximum 100 words.
- Main text: Maximum 1,000 words, in Google Doc or Microsoft Word format.
- Supporting images: Photographs, illustrations, diagrams, architectural drawings in jpg/png format – including corresponding credits and a minimum width of 1,200 px.
- Videos: If applicable, in YouTube/Vimeo format (link).
Our editorial team will evaluate the submissions, and selected pieces will be published after notifying the authors via email.
Guidelines
- Texts must come from individual or group work, including corresponding credits, date, and context of development.
- Works must not have been previously published on other online platforms.
- Files must be submitted via a single Google Drive folder. Before sharing your files with us, make sure to set their permissions so that we can view and edit them.
- We will not accept PDF files. Do not upload compressed files (zip, WinRAR), as we would like to review your proposal online, without downloading the content.
- Unless otherwise indicated, the photographs you submit will include a caption that says "Image courtesy of". If credits for your images should be attributed to someone else, please include a document in the folder with the necessary details to assign the respective copyright.
- Proposals that do not meet these conditions, unfortunately, will be discarded.
Examples of Previously Published Research
- Architecture for Architects? Architect/Client Aesthetic Dissociation, the Case of Housing
- Manaus, Amazonian Territory: 9 Theses in Relation to the City and the Territory
- Floating Architecture: Ferrocement Prefabrication System for Extreme Zones
- What House Do We Deserve? Explorations by Estudio MAPAa in Relation to Contemporary Housing
- Religious Architecture in Rural Contexts and Drawing as a Medium of Research
- Discover 'Catalog of Vernacular Techniques', AGRA's Research in Colombia
- Research Explores the Legacy of Nine Industrial Ruins Across Chile
- “Entre Líneas”, a Research Project to Make Women's Work Visible in Modern Chilean Architecture
- Sloped Housing Estates: Research on Six Cases in the Mountain Ranges of Barcelona
- Ensamble: Foundational Chilote Architectures of Magallanes
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