The International Journal of Architectural Conservation is an academic journal focused on the field of architectural heritage conservation and enjoys a reputation in the international architectural conservation community for its high academic and professional standards. The journal not only provides valuable guidance to policy makers, practitioners and technologists, but also encourages in-depth debate and discussion on various conservation issues.

The journal covers all aspects of architectural heritage conservation, including but not limited to conservation theory, practice methods, technological developments, policy formulation and case studies. By publishing peer-reviewed, high-quality research articles, the journal provides a wealth of resources and support for academic research and practice in the field of architectural heritage conservation. The journal places special emphasis on critical thinking and multi-perspective analysis of conservation issues. The editorial team encourages scholars and practitioners to explore the complexities and challenges of architectural heritage conservation from different cultural, social and economic contexts. This open and diverse academic atmosphere helps to promote innovation and development in the field of architectural heritage conservation.