In this issue of Dearq "Perennial: Architecture's Timeless Dimensions" we are particularly interested in the relationships between materials, architectural elements, spatial and formal arrangements, as well as the instruments and methods we use to describe and classify these connections in order to better understand what stands the test of time and what does not.
The editors of this issue of Dearq invite researchers and authors to share analytical or reflective investigations into architectures that, by virtue of their timeless or perennial nature, lead us to reconsider the technological, formal, utilitarian, and conceptual roots of our discipline and remind us of the shared human essence behind every act of designing, building, and dwelling.
