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Author Guidelines

The structure of articles in Jurnal Ilmiah Arsitektur is as follows:

• Title, maximum 15 words
• Author names, e-mail addresses and author affiliations are given
• Abstract, consisting of the objective, theory, method, results and keywords, written in 2 languages, 150-200 words
• Introduction, covering the phenomenon, previous research, the research gap/motivation, the research objectives, and the benefits of the research (theoretical, practical, methodological)
• Kajian teori/ Perumusan Hipotesis
• Method
• Results and Discussion
• Closing, containing: Conclusion, limitations of the research, and suggestions

INTRODUCTION (Arial 11, Bold, spasi 1)

The article consists of an introduction, method, results and discussion, closing, acknowledgements and references. Each paragraph in the article explains one topic. A paragraph must not contain two or more topics. Paragraphs must not be too long. One paragraph and the next must be linked so that the storyline is orderly and easy to understand. Subheadings, sub-subheadings, table captions and figure captions must not be split across different pages; they must be kept together with the explanatory sentence below them.

Subheadings are written without numbers, in capital letters and bold (bold). The article must not exceed 4000 words. The introduction must not be longer than the results and discussion; the maximum share of the introduction is 25% of the whole article. Articles are written using the template provided in the system, which can be downloaded at https://..............

The introduction explains the phenomenon and the problem, the supporting theory that reinforces the phenomenon and the problem, and states the research objectives. The introduction must not be too long and should go directly to the theme of the research carried out. Please type the introduction in this section.

METHOD (Arial 11, Bold, spasi 1)

The method used should be explained in detail so that it describes how the research was carried out. It needs to explain the paradigm used, the research strategy, the population and sampling, the data collection techniques and the data analysis techniques. The tools used in the research should also be explained in detail, including their specifications and sophistication.

The explanation of the method should be concise and systematic, without sub-subheadings. The method should be supported by references so that the choice of method is appropriate. Validation is important so that the research is valid. The validation methods used can vary according to the paradigm used.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION (Arial 11, Bold, spasi 1)

The explanation of the results and discussion is the core of the article, so it must be presented in language that is easy to understand and systematic, and that makes the research recognized as scientific. The results and discussion contain research results, not just unprocessed data. They contain data where necessary (not too long), the research findings, an interpretation of the findings, a link between the findings and other research results, and a modification of existing theory or research results or the building of new theory. The results and discussion are the answer to the research objectives.

The results and discussion must make up at least 60% of the whole article. The results and discussion may have subheadings when needed to clarify the findings and interpretations. References should be used to link the findings with theory or other research results. Sub-subheadings are written in lowercase and bold (bold) with a capital first letter. Conjunctions are written entirely in lowercase. Use the Arial font, size 11.

Abbreviations and Acronyms

Abbreviations should be accompanied by their full forms to clarify the sentence. Abbreviations must not be used in the article title.

Units and Equations

Units must be written in International System (SI) units. Do not mix SI units with others. Equations can be written with the Symbol font. Equations are numbered, with the number placed to the right of the equation in brackets (1). Variables should use font italic. Vectors should use bold type.

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Tables and Figures

The table title is placed above the table. The source is stated below the table. Numbering follows the format shown in the example below.

Tabel 1. Format Tabel

(Source: Author, 2020)

The figure caption is placed below the figure. The source is placed after the caption, in brackets. Figures should be placed in a text box so that they do not move around. The format of figure captions can be seen in the figure below.

Figure 1. Example of a figure caption (Source: Author, 2020)

Citations and References

Citations and references use American Psychological Association (APA) Style. Citations and the reference list must be synchronized. References in the reference list must be cited in the text. The use of references tools seperti: Mendeley, EndNote, Zotero, and so on, is an advantage for the article. The minimum number of references is 10. Cited references must not be more than 10 years old. If older references (more than 10 years) must be cited, they must not exceed 20% of all references cited.

The reference list is arranged alphabetically. Citations are placed at the end of the sentence in brackets. Names and years are not separated by a comma. An example of a citation in APA style with two authors is (Maudlin and Herman 2016). An example for three authors is (Hermawan, Sunaryo, and Kholil 2020). An example for more than three authors is (Hermawan et al. 2019). An example for more than one reference in a sentence is (Creswell and Poth 2013; Hermawan and Prianto 2018).

PENUTUP (Arial 11, Bold, spasi 1)

The closing contains the conclusion and suggestions. The conclusion is the final statement summarizing the research findings in answer to the objectives. The suggestions given are suggestions for further research. The closing must not use sub-subheadings. The number of words in the closing must not be too long.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Arial 11, Bold, spasi 1)

Acknowledgements should be included for those who helped the research process, whether institutions or individuals.

REFERENCES (Arial 11, Bold, spasi 1)

The reference list should preferably be prepared using references tools so that citations and the reference list can be synchronized. References tools that can be used, for example: Mendeley, EndNote, Zotero, and so on. An example of writing the reference list in APA style using Mendeley:

Creswell, John, and Cheryl Poth. 2013. QualitativeInguiry Research Design. Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling. Vol. 53. https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781107415324.004.

Hermawan, Hermawan, and Eddy Prianto. 2018. “Thermal Evaluation for Exposed Stone House with Quantitative and Qualitative Approach in Mountainous Area, Wonosobo, Indonesia.” IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 99 (1). https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/99/1/012017.

Hermawan, Eddy Prianto, Erni Setyowati, and Sunaryo. 2019. “The Thermal Condition and Comfort Temperature of Traditional Residential Houses Located in Mountainous Tropical Areas: An Adaptive Field Study Approach.” International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology 9 (6): 1833–40. https://doi.org/10.18517/ijaseit.9.6.3560.

Hermawan, Sunaryo, and A. Kholil. 2020. “The Analysis of Thermal Performance of Vernacular Building Envelopes in Tropical High Lands Using Ecotect.” IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 423 (1): 0–6. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/423/1/012004.

Maudlin, Daniel, and Bernard L. Herman. 2016. “Building the British Atlantic World: Spaces, Places, and Material Culture, 1600-1850.” Building the British Atlantic World: Spaces, Places, and Material Culture, 1600-1850 5477 (April): 1–342. https://doi.org/10.1093/jahist/jax194.