The Architectural Institute of Japan’s Journal of Environmental
Engineering aim to pursue theories for building and maintaining pieces of
architecture as well as the cities or areas surrounding them, and to accumulate
and systematize the knowledge needed to put those theories into practice. The Journal
of Environmental Engineering focuses on research results in
multidisciplinary research areas such as “environmental engineering,” “fire safety,”
“marine architecture,” “information systems technology,” “architectural education,”
“disaster,” and “global environment.” Accordingly, it compiles articles in the following
areas, disseminates relevant information, and hosts discussions:
・Thermal environment ・Air quality and air
distribution ・Visual
and light environment ・Acoustics
and sound environment ・Environmental
vibration and electromagnetic environment ・Environmental
psychology and physiology ・Energy
consumption and carbon emission ・Architectural
environmental design and building facilities ・Urban
environment and infrastructure ・Multidisciplinary
research areas including fire safety, disaster mitigation, information system
technology, marine architecture, education, global environmental problems
This journal shares research articles by members of
the (general incorporated association) Architectural Institute of Japan, with a
reading audience both in Japan and abroad.