TEMA Journal is committed to publishing the articles in the issue immediately after their acceptance through the double-blind review phase. In order to foster research content dissemination, the journal offers the possibility to publish accepted papers as In-Press Articles. This method, already practiced by numerous scientific journals, is intended as an additional and free service for the Authors as well as for the entire scientific community. This practice significantly accelerates the dissemination of contributions (with a fully citable format-DOI-Digital Object Identifier) compared to the longer times of publication of the complete issue.
To this end, after the explicit request of the Authors, the Editorial Board can activate the In-Press Article procedure for the articles accepted in the review phase after the content and metadata check.
In-Press Articles can be published online within 2-3 weeks after their acceptance, as received by the Author, in the form of PDF documents accompanied by HTML abstracts.
Each In-Press Article has a header, online publication date, article ID and Digital Object Identifier (DOI), and watermarks “In-Press Article” on each page. The DOI will also remain unchanged for the editorial version of the article published in the pertinent issue.
Not being in the final version, the In-Press Articles are removed from the In-Press Page on the website at the time of the online publication of the editorial version.
After being published as In-Press, the article follows the standard production process (editorial revision, proofreading of the English language, layout, modification of the layout draft, online publication, and editing before the publication of the issue).
These articles will be published in the next issue
Post-World War II Prefabrication and Industry in Central-Southern Italy: Two Case Studies, in Campania and Lazio
Raymond Camus’ First Building Sites in Le Havre, 1949-1953. A Testing Ground Before Conquering the World
Laveno Street Houses by Marco Zanuso. An Outstanding Experiment in Lightweight Prefabrication
Nursery school buildings in prefabrication techniques from the early 60s to the 80s in Italy. Historical, technological, and pedagogical overview
Prefabrication Between Tradition and Innovation: The First Nucleus of Mirafiori Sud in Turin
These articles will be published in one of the following issues
Identifying Building Risk: The Potential Consequences of the Vulnerability of Building Envelopes’ Technical Elements
The historical memory of Fazenda Santa Maria do Monjolinho in São Carlos
Davide Mezzino, Alfonso Ippolito, Cristiana Bartolomei, Caterina Morganti, Simone Helena Tanoue Vizioli
DOI: 10.30682/tema110016Digital Techniques to Engineer and Build a Large Sculpture in Heritage Public Space
Armando Trento, Uwe Woessner, Joachim B. Kieferle, Paolo Fiamma
DOI: 10.30682/tema110001