Due to a relatively recent entrance into the academic world, but also to the weakening of scientific requirements and the critical scope of many journals, these disciplines currently suffer from a lack of scientific visibility and recognition. It is therefore essential to provide researchers with publication opportunities that guarantee these requirements. No one will dispute that the issues of architectural value and quality, beyond mere functional and sustainability issues, as well as the issues of urban and spatial policies and the right to space, constitute fundamental cultural challenges. Conceptualizing space as a political and cultural issue is one of the series' central concerns. Another ambition is to pay particular attention to the methodological specificities of architecture by considering the heuristic scope of representation and spatialization instruments. Publishing in the disciplines of architecture and spatiality disciplines is, perhaps primarily, a graphic and aesthetic challenge. Architecture, urban planning, and landscaping are thought of with words, with concepts, but also and arguably first of all with drawings, plans, models, sketches, sketches, sketches, maps, 3D representations, animations... Addressing these specificities will be a challenge, and which shall stimulate us to reflect together about content and editorial forms.