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Editorial Committee




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Co-editors-in-Chief
Mu Jiang

PhD.｜Professor, Soochow University, Chinese Mainland.

Research interests: Architectural History and Theory, Environmental Design and Theory, Industrial Design and Theory.

In recent years, he has been mainly engaged in the research of traditional human environment, social innovation and sustainable design, and historic urban landscape and its preservation and renewal.

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Francisco Vizeu Pinheiro
António José Estevão Grande Candeias

PhD.｜Associate Professor, Tsinghua University, Chinese Mainland.

Yishi Liu received his doctorate from the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley, and speciailizes in modern Chinese architectural and plannning history.  An Associate Professor at the School of Architrecture, Tsinghua University, he is doing research on institutional history of building industry in Beijing and Beijing's urban construction in the 1950s and 60s.

PhD.｜Professor, The University of Évora (Universidade de Évora), Portugal.

Assembleia de Departamento de Química (Conselheiro); Cátedra City University of Macau (Responsável); Comissão de Curso do Mestrado em Química em Contexto Escolar (Diretor); Conselho Científico da Escola de Ciências e Tecnologia (Membro); Conselho Científico do Instituto de Investigação e Formação Avançada (Conselheiro); Laboratório HERCULES - Herança Cultural, Estudos e Salvaguarda (Membro Integrado Doutorado).

Committee Members

PhD.｜Associate Professor, University of Saint Joseph, Macau.

He is an architect. His work involves the urban rehabilitation projects in Macau historical centers. Several of the projects were recognized and listed on the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage. His research is to study the demographic and social impact of public housing in an ageing society, the green urbanism synergies with revitalizations, and tourism in Macau. 

Yishi Liu
Wu Yao
Yishan Mao

PhD.｜Associate Professor, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Chinese Mainland.

School of Sculpture and Public Art, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. Research interests include urban and cultural heritage protection, urban renewal and public art design.


LEONG Wun Wa

PhD.｜Engineer, Top Builders Group Ltd, Macau.

Senior Mechanical Engineer of Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society (CSMe); Chartered Engineer (CEng); Chartered Environmentalists (CEnv); Chartered Association of Building Engineers(C.BuildE); Chartered Builder (C.Builder); Life Senior Member of Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society  (LifeSMCMES). Fellow of Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (FCIBSE); Fellow of Institution of Engineering and Technology (FIET); Fellow of Institution of Mechanical Engineers (FIMechE); Fellow of Chartered Association of Building Engineers (FCABE); Member of the Chartered Institute of Building (MCIOB), RSA, RSO, KCS 22191-22194 of 2016. 

 

Chairman of the Association of Building Engineers of Macau; Chairman of Macau Asia Design Association; Supervisor of Macau Construction Association.

Honghao He

PhD. | Associate Professor, Zhaoqing University, Chinese Mainland.

Research interests: Urban Micro-renewal Strategies, Art Intervention Space Design.

College of Fine Art, Zhaoqing University. His research focuses on how to make more rational use of art interventions to regenerate public spaces within urban micro-renewal strategies.


Pohsun Wang

PhD.｜Associate Professor, City University of Macau.

Research Interests: Urban Planning and Design, Visual Communication Design, Design Culture Research.

Vice Dean of the Faculty of Innovation Design at the City University of Macau, Director of the Design Course; Member of Lingnan Architecture Academic Committee of Architectural Society of China; Academic Committee Member of the Architecture and Environmental Art Design in Higher Education Institutions in Guangdong Province.

He has hosted multiple research projects funded by the Macau Foundation and has published dozens of academic papers in SSCI, SCIE, CSSCI, and other academic journals.


PhD.｜Professor, Soochow University, Chinese Mainland.

Research Interests: Architectural History and Theory, Architectural Design and Theory.

In recent years, he has focused on the fields of architectural heritage conservation theory and method research, and urban design theory and method research.

PhD.｜Professor, University of Plymouth, UK.

Research Interests: issues of socio-cultural identity and urbanism (including community regeneration), as well as architectural pedagogy.

Architectural Humanities Research Association Steering Committee (2013-2020); Architectural Research European Network; Association Steering Group (2015-2020); Association of Architectural Educators (2010-2012); Charette Editorial Board (2012-2021)

Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation, external referee (2019-)...

Reviewer for architectural journals and publications, including: Architectural Histories, Architectural Science Review, Architecture and Culture, ARQ, CEBE Transactions, Charette, Journal of Architecture, Lawrence King, Local Environment, Open House International, Polish Political Science Yearbook, Routledge, Sage.

JAUD Team's Commitment


Our team is deeply committed to fostering diversity of expertise in our editorial process. We recognize the value of diverse perspectives in scholarly research and strive to cultivate an environment that embraces interdisciplinary approaches.

Our commitment extends beyond mere acknowledgment of diverse fields; we actively seek to integrate methodologies and insights from various disciplines. This creates a rich intellectual ecosystem where innovative ideas can flourish and cross-pollinate across traditional scholarly boundaries.



Collaborative Philosophy


Our editorial committee operates on the principle that the most impactful research emerges from collaborative thinking. We facilitate ongoing dialogue between editors from different specializations to ensure comprehensive evaluation of submissions.

This collaborative approach allows us to identify groundbreaking work that might be overlooked in more traditionally siloed review processes. We pride ourselves on recognizing the potential of research that bridges multiple fields and addresses complex problems from multiple angles.



Avoiding the "Tunnel View"

Risks of Specialization


Narrow specialization can lead to a "tunnel view," where researchers are limited by their specific expertise and miss broader implications or alternative perspectives.
Importance of Perspectives

Broad perspectives are essential for well-rounded research. By integrating diverse viewpoints, we can avoid biases and develop more nuanced understandings of complex phenomena.