Architecture Journal: Call for Case Studies
Monday, September 17, 2007 5:43 PM
Starting with Issue 14, the Architecture Journal will feature architecture case studies in each issue. We will dedicate one or two pages in each issue to some of the most intriguing architecture projects worldwide, the lessons learned, what worked, what didn't, and so on. We feel that this is a great way of both highlighting the work that you do, and enlightening readers about best practices in our industry.
If you have a project that you would like to have featured in the next issue, please submit a short abstract (1 or 2 paragraphs) of the project to editors@architecturejournal.net. The abstract should contain an overview of the project, a description of what was so good (or bad!) about it, your bio and a summary of your role in the project. We are looking for architecturally relevant cases, so the project does not have to be based solely on Microsoft technology. The submission deadline for Issue 14 case studies is October 1st.
If selected, you will have around 4 weeks to write up the short article. The maximum length of the article is 1,500 words, and diagrams that support the case study are recommended. You will need to obtain permission from your company in advance and you will own the rights to the article, although you will be asked to sign a release form that gives us permission to print the case study in the Journal.