Architecture

What is a journal?

• Journals are ongoing publications also known as serials or periodicals.
• Journals allow researchers and scholars to report their findings and ideas. Theories and ideas circulating in contemporary visual culture will be discussed in journal articles. Journal articles are therefore usually considered 'academic' or 'scholarly' sources.
• Some journals are peer-reviewed or 'refereed'. Articles in these journals have been evaluated by specialists or experts within academia and / or industry.
• Journal articles often start with an 'abstract' - a brief summary of the article. 
• You can read more about evaluating a journal article's quality on the Art, Design and Architecture Theory guide.
• Many journals are available through Monash in electronic format, and some of these also have print copies in the Library. There are other journals which are only available in print - browse the shelves on Level 4 of the Caulfield Library's journal section.

Electronic Journals

A selection of key architectural and design magazines and journals, both Australian and international. These journals are all available electronically, some may also be available in print.

Print Journals

A selection of key architectural and design magazines and journals, both Australian and international. 

You can browse the Journals section on Level 4 of the Caulfield Library, or click the links below for specific call number locations. These are only available in print.