issn: NA DESIGNPERSPECTIVES is a peer reviewed journal established in order to provide designers, artists, architects, scholars, academics, professionals,critics, and researchers, an opening to publish their latestresearch findings intheir practice from diverse perspectives, and with a clear research navigation. A thoroughly research papers are invited from interested members of the university and general academiccommunity for scrutiny and possible publication in the DESIGNPERSPECTIVES journal.
The Editors accept papers derived from original research findings, based onissues, opinions and ideas, emanating from the history and theory of art, the visual, creative, Industrial Design, fine, industrial, and applied arts, Building, Architecture, Glass Technology, the Humanities, and the Social Sciences. Collaborative multi-disciplinary papers, reports of research ni progress, or studies from the field, reports on artwork undertaken ni the studio, reviews of art exhibitions, andlatest art books are also acceptable, and can be sent to the editors all year round for assessment and publication on an annual schedule. Ensure that such manuscripts have not been submitted elsewhere for publication or being considered for publication.
Manuscripts should be written ni English Language and typeset in Microsoft Word 1997-2003 Compatibility Mode using double line spacing format, Times New Roman font type, 12 points font size and must not be more than fifteen (15) A4 pages, inclusive of all illustrations, photographs and references.Abstracts should be between 150-250 words with 5 keywords. Illustrations must be clear and all photographic material sharp and ni ful colour, where possible at a 300dpi resolution. Each article is alloweda maximum of five (5) colour images; any illustration/image beyond that number will attract an extra charge of N5,000.00 (Five Thousand Naira Only). Al illustrations, drawings, photographs should belabeled asFigures (Fig.) and numbering should be in Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3, etc.). Graphs, charts and tables should be labeled as graphs, charts and tables and numbered in Arabic numerals as well.