SIAP2025 • 2025
7th International Symposium on Innovation in Architecture, Planning and Design
Peer Review Statement
Research contributions published in this proceedings were subjected to peer review in accordance with the SETSCI Peer Review Policy. Each peer-reviewed research contribution was evaluated by at least two reviewers before acceptance. Editorial and prefatory material, where present, is not classified as peer-reviewed research content.
Preface
Editorial Content
Not peer reviewed
This retrospective editorial note accompanies the SETSCI Conference Proceedings volume associated with 7th International Symposium on Innovation in Architecture, Planning and Design. The volume is recorded with publication year 2025.
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The reconstructed table of contents contains 53 article records in the order of the preserved pagination and titles. It retains the recorded titles, author order and page references where available. DOI identifiers appear only for records to which one was assigned.
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About the Conference
The International Symposium on Innovation in Architecture, Planning and Design (SIAP) is an international and interdisciplinary academic event that brings together researchers, academics, professionals, designers, artists, and students to share knowledge, present recent research, and discuss emerging approaches across the fields of architecture, planning, design, and the arts.
SIAP provides a collaborative platform for exploring the relationship between the built environment, design, technology, culture, sustainability, and society. The symposium encourages both theoretical and practice-oriented contributions and welcomes studies addressing contemporary challenges as well as new perspectives that may shape the future of these disciplines.
The scope of SIAP covers a broad range of areas, including architecture, urban and regional planning, interior architecture, art and fine arts, industrial and communication design, sustainable and human-centered design, smart environments, digital technologies, cultural heritage, and interdisciplinary approaches. Particular emphasis is placed on innovative ideas that connect different disciplines and contribute to more sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and creative environments.
Beyond the presentation of research findings, SIAP aims to encourage academic exchange, interdisciplinary dialogue, international collaboration, and the development of new research networks. By bringing together participants from different countries, disciplines, and professional backgrounds, the symposium creates an environment where diverse perspectives can meet and new collaborations can emerge.
SIAP welcomes original research papers, conceptual studies, case studies, design-oriented research, and interdisciplinary contributions that offer new insights into the changing relationship between people, places, technology, art, and design.
SIAP provides a collaborative platform for exploring the relationship between the built environment, design, technology, culture, sustainability, and society. The symposium encourages both theoretical and practice-oriented contributions and welcomes studies addressing contemporary challenges as well as new perspectives that may shape the future of these disciplines.
The scope of SIAP covers a broad range of areas, including architecture, urban and regional planning, interior architecture, art and fine arts, industrial and communication design, sustainable and human-centered design, smart environments, digital technologies, cultural heritage, and interdisciplinary approaches. Particular emphasis is placed on innovative ideas that connect different disciplines and contribute to more sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and creative environments.
Beyond the presentation of research findings, SIAP aims to encourage academic exchange, interdisciplinary dialogue, international collaboration, and the development of new research networks. By bringing together participants from different countries, disciplines, and professional backgrounds, the symposium creates an environment where diverse perspectives can meet and new collaborations can emerge.
SIAP welcomes original research papers, conceptual studies, case studies, design-oriented research, and interdisciplinary contributions that offer new insights into the changing relationship between people, places, technology, art, and design.
Scope and Topics
Track 1: Architecture
• Biophilic Architecture
• Cultural Heritage Conservation
• Design Philosophy and Aesthetics
• Education and Practice
• Future of Architecture
• Resilient Design
• Smart Buildings
• Sustainability and Environment
• Tectonics in Architecture
• Urbanism and Community Development
Track 2: Urban and Regional Plan.
• Disaster Preparedness and Resilience
• Emerging Trends and Challenges
• Global Perspectives
• Inclusive Cities
• Regional Planning and Development
• Smart Cities and Technology
• Sustainability and Environmental Planning
• Transportation and Mobility
• Urban Design and Aesthetics
• Urban Regeneration
Track 3: Interior Architecture
• Cultural and Historical Influences
• Design Philosophy and Trends
• Future Trends
• Human-Centered Design
• Lighting Design in Interiors
• Materiality and Craftsmanship
• Smart Interiors
• Spatial Typologies
• Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Design
• Technological Integration
Track 4: Art and Fine Art
• Abstract and Conceptual Art
• Art and Society
• Art and Cultural Heritage
• Art and Literature
• Art and Philosophy
• Art Education and Practice
• Artistic Techniques and Mediums
• Contemporary Art Movements
• Curatorial Practices
• Future of Art
• Global Art Perspectives
Track 5: Design
• Graphic and Communication Design
• Human-Centric and Adaptive Interiors
• Industrial Design
• Innovations in Interior Design
• Technology and User Experience
• Trends and Future Directions
• Sustainable and Ethical Design
• Sustainable and Functional Interiors
• Technology and Digital Evolution
• User-Centered Design
• Visual Communication and Branding Track 6: Cross-Disciplinary Topics
• Art and Architecture Fusion
• Bridging the Gap Between Traditional and Contemporary Practices
• Cultural and Environmental Narratives
• Design for Education and Research
• Digital Fabrication
• Digital Futures in Art and Design
• Micro-Living Spaces
• Renaissance Art in Contemporary Interpretation
• The Evolution of Traditional Art Forms in Modern Times
• Biophilic Architecture
• Cultural Heritage Conservation
• Design Philosophy and Aesthetics
• Education and Practice
• Future of Architecture
• Resilient Design
• Smart Buildings
• Sustainability and Environment
• Tectonics in Architecture
• Urbanism and Community Development
Track 2: Urban and Regional Plan.
• Disaster Preparedness and Resilience
• Emerging Trends and Challenges
• Global Perspectives
• Inclusive Cities
• Regional Planning and Development
• Smart Cities and Technology
• Sustainability and Environmental Planning
• Transportation and Mobility
• Urban Design and Aesthetics
• Urban Regeneration
Track 3: Interior Architecture
• Cultural and Historical Influences
• Design Philosophy and Trends
• Future Trends
• Human-Centered Design
• Lighting Design in Interiors
• Materiality and Craftsmanship
• Smart Interiors
• Spatial Typologies
• Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Design
• Technological Integration
Track 4: Art and Fine Art
• Abstract and Conceptual Art
• Art and Society
• Art and Cultural Heritage
• Art and Literature
• Art and Philosophy
• Art Education and Practice
• Artistic Techniques and Mediums
• Contemporary Art Movements
• Curatorial Practices
• Future of Art
• Global Art Perspectives
Track 5: Design
• Graphic and Communication Design
• Human-Centric and Adaptive Interiors
• Industrial Design
• Innovations in Interior Design
• Technology and User Experience
• Trends and Future Directions
• Sustainable and Ethical Design
• Sustainable and Functional Interiors
• Technology and Digital Evolution
• User-Centered Design
• Visual Communication and Branding Track 6: Cross-Disciplinary Topics
• Art and Architecture Fusion
• Bridging the Gap Between Traditional and Contemporary Practices
• Cultural and Environmental Narratives
• Design for Education and Research
• Digital Fabrication
• Digital Futures in Art and Design
• Micro-Living Spaces
• Renaissance Art in Contemporary Interpretation
• The Evolution of Traditional Art Forms in Modern Times