Architectural Intelligence（建筑智能/ARI）以设计科学思维为引领，面向智慧人居、虚拟人居、地外人居三大未来场景，专注研究贯穿建筑全生命周期的人工智能及新兴技术，致力于以实证为支撑的建筑科学研究方法，打造学科交叉的国际学术平台，重构建筑科学知识体系，建立可持续发展的新范式。
本刊涵盖多个主题，涉及多学科要素（建筑、结构、设计、材料、环境、能源、机械、软件等），包含设计生成、 模拟、优化、建造、运维、人居等专题内容。同时综合六大领域的交叉学科方向，即建筑科学、结构与材料、环境与能源、数学与计算性以及行为与社会学。
期刊由中国工程院院士、同济大学建筑与城市规划学院教授吴志强和欧洲科学院院士、同济大学建筑与城市规划学院客座教授Neil Leach教授担任名誉主编，同济大学建筑与城市规划学院副院长、教授袁烽担任主编。期刊编委会由来自国际顶尖高校和研究机构的89位具有国际影响力的资深学者组成，涵盖13个不同国家，46所国内外高校与机构。
Architectural Intelligence, guided by scientific design thinking, focuses on the three future scenarios of smart habitat, virtual habitat, and space habitat. Utilizing evidence-based architectural research methods, Architectural Intelligence reconstructs the architectural knowledge system and creates an international academic platform of multi-disciplines, establishing a new paradigm for sustainable development.
Architectural intelligence establishes a new agenda through which architecture design, civil engineering, environmental engineering, computer science, social science, and other relevant disciplines generate novel knowledge and allow developments of new techniques. It forms an interdisciplinary platform for intelligent thinking methodology and practical research on generation, simulation, optimization, construction, operation, and inhabitation. Besides, it incorporates multi-discipline with Design and Science, Structure and Material, Environment and Energy, Mathematics and Computation, and Behavior and Sociology.
WU Zhiqiang, member of Chinese Academy of Engineering and professor of the College of Architecture and Urban Planning at Tongji University, and Neil Leach, member of the Academia Europaea and visiting Professor of the College of Architecture and Urban Planning at Tongji University, are the honorary editor-in-chiefs. Philip F. Yuan, associate dean and professor of the College of Architecture and Urban Planning at Tongji University is the editor-in-chief. The editorial board consists of leading institutions around the world, with 89 experts and scholars from 13 countries and 46 institutions, representing a wide range of disciplines.
https://www.springer.com/journal/44223