The Journal of Architecture Education (JAE) has released its second volume of 70 -which is a split of the journal, 70:2 issued as 'Scholarship of Design', edited by AnnMarie Brennan and Saundra Weddle. 

The journal received over 130 essays and, as a result of the number submitted, decided to spread the content over the entire volume year. The JAE is not able to publish more content, but the editors can publish more diverse content that represents the range of work happening in ACSA member schools. 

The evolution of the Design as Scholarship, the opening up of reviews to other types of architectural production, and the diversity of recent and future themes reflect our awareness that scholarship in architecture is varied.

The 70:2, Scholarship of Design includes writings Encountering the Urban Crisis: The Gezi Event the Politics of Urban Design by Bülent Batuman, Deniz Altay Baykan and Evin Deniz, Performing Problems on the Pavement: An Innovative Approach to Architectural Education in Post-apartheid South Africa by Bridget Horner, Miranda Young-Jahangeer and Rubby Dhunpath, Toward a Nothern Architecture: The Microrayon as Arctic Urban Prototype by Matthew Jull and many more you need to read. 

The first issue 70:1 published writings about 'Discursive Images' edited by Amy Kulper. The JAE is a biannual peer-reviewed academic journal published by Routledge on behalf of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. The journal has ben the primary venue for research and commentary on architectural education since it was founded in 1947, making it the oldest continuing operating journal of its kind. 

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