Luís Borda-de-Água (pp.69-84)
A brief review on fractals, their applications and implications

Máté Nagy, Vilmos Katona (pp.85-97)
Soft folding: a morphogenetic approach to bio-based fibrous construction materials

Gösta Alfvén (pp.98-111)
An evidence-based examination of the claims of the modernism program: the case of Sweden

Gregory Crawford, A. Vernon Woodworth (pp.112-118)
Biophilia and human health

Nir Buras (pp.119-137)
Can beauty kill germs?: the impact of town and country planning and architecture on public health

Ali Gökaslan, İlker Erkan (pp.138-150)
A cognitive investigation of interior effects of window sizes

Nardana Yusifova (pp.151-158)
Mathematical-artistic solution of the molecular structure of ornaments in artistic design

BOOK REVIEW
Nikos A. Salingaros (pp.159-160)
Draw in order to see – a cognitive history of architectural design, by Mark Alan Hewitt

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Jaap Dawson (pp.5-23)
The grail serves the grail king: the crux of the nature of order

Sergei Dotsenko (pp.24-37)
Fractals: hunting for fractional dimension and attractive design

Tülay Gümüşer (pp.38-49)
A case study on Peshkirs in the Ege University Ethnography Museum

Vahid Vahdat, Maryam Mansoori (pp.50-57)
Architectural education in the age of the intelligent machine

OPINION

Sameerah Aumjaud, Zaheer Allam (pp.58-60)
Decolonising the architectural education narrative will render more inclusive and culturally appropriate design solutions

Irina Bembel (pp.61-64)
Beauty as an ethical concept

Luís Borda-de-Água (pp.65-67)
How scientific attitudes can help get architecture out of its present mess: three simple rules to follow

EDITORIAL

Nikos A. Salingaros (pp.79-80)
A series on architectural education

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Bin Jiang (pp.81-98)
Alexander’s wholeness as the scientific foundation of sustainable urban design and planning

Francis Terry, Nir Buras (pp.99-112)
Building for the future: Seeing building materials in terms of weathering and longevity

Kiran Keswani (pp.113-123)
Urban design studio pedagogy: Thinking about informality

OPINION

Prem Chandavarkar (pp.124-129)
A pedagogy - centred curriculum

James Stevens Curl (pp.130-134)
Suggested reforms of architectural education

Narendra Dengle (pp.135-138)
For relevance and beauty in architecture

Silvina Donnola (pp.139-140)
Calling for attention

Paul Downton (pp.141-144)
Awesome architecture versus Biophilia in an age of distraction

Munishwar Nath Ashish Ganju (pp.145-147)
Our spiritual universe exists within the self. So, how do we use it to shape our world?

Smita Khan, Habeeb Khan (pp.148-153)
Nemesis in the genesis: Reforming architectural education in India

Michael W. Mehaffy (pp.154-158)
Architectural education: Still training tailors for the empire’s new clothes 

Saman Moein (pp.159-163)
What was taught and what was not learned

Catherine Ryan Balagtas (pp.164-168)
Actions for elevating the experience of architecture: A design challenge of the 21st century

Witold Rybczynski (pp.169-170)
A very brief note on architectural reality

Kirtee Shah (pp.171-174)
Architecture practice and architecture education in India need a major rethink

Mark Alan Hewitt (pp.5-20)
Sketches as cognitive traces: Alvar Aalto at Imatra

Ettore Maria Mazzola (pp.21-31)
Unsustainable ‘Sustainable’ vs inheritable development

Francisco Contreras Chávez, David Milner (pp.32-43)
Architecture for architects? Is there a ‘design disconnect’ between most architects and the rest of the non-specialist population?

Bruno Postle (pp.44-52)
On pattern languages, design patterns and evolution

Ann Sussman, Janice M. Ward (pp.53-59)
Eye-tracking Boston City Hall to better understand human perception and the architectural experience

Nikos A. Salingaros (pp.51-61)
Adaptive versus random complexity

Alessandro Venerandi, Nicholas Boys Smith,
Kieran Toms (pp.62-75)
What kind of neighbourhoods will people pay more for?

Harun Ekinoglu (pp.76-96)
Mathematical explanation of spatial relationality in the built environment

Mumen Abuarkub (pp.97-117)
Architectural and decorative elements in traditional Palestinian houses

Miguel Córdova-Ramírez (pp.118-123)
Critique of the modernist reason in Peruvian architecture

Zaheer Allam (pp.124-127)
Contextualising the smart city for sustainability and inclusivity

Mathias Agbo Jr (pp.128-132)
The role of designers in a democracy

Sir Roger Scruton (pp.133-135)
Book review: Making dystopia - the strange rise and survival of architectural barbarism, by James Stevens Curl

Nikos A. Salingaros (pp.5-19)
Socio-cultural identity in the age of globalization

Tülay Gümüşer (pp.20-29)
Modern interpretations of traditional wax batik technique in textile arts: a local case study in Turkey

Gulrena Mirza Qajar (pp.30-38)
Qajar style in art as a phenomenon of Azerbaijan artistic culture

Daniela Margareta Chiorean (pp.39-42)
The dynamics of symbols and their functions in advertising

Radivoje Dinulović (pp.43-49)
Scene architecture & design in the society of spectacle: Prague Quadrennial as a mirror of constantly changing world

Message from Editor

M.E. Avşar, L. Avşar (pp.5-11)
On the concept of design in Selcuk ceramic art

B. Lam, Y. Choi (pp.12-27)
Strategic design as a driver for new thinking and practice in core business functions

F. Vukic (pp.28-36)
Are there any humans at all? A didactic narrative about design

N. Önlü (pp.37-49)
Sustainability by design in textile products and fashion

S. Poon (pp.50-58)
The role of minimalist aesthetics in influencing consumer preferences for furniture design

R.A. Cubillos-González (pp.59-70)
Sustainable urban design criteria in medium-sized, Colombian cities

Amic G. Ho (pp.71-77)
Evaluation of affective warning pictorials in reducing risky security behaviours on the Internet

F. Stoiciu (pp.78-81)
Opinions about the stencil technique