Journal of Design Practice in the Built Environment serves a broad and diverse international readership engaged in the study and production of the built environment, including:

1. Researchers and scholars in architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, planning, environmental design, and spatial studies seeking interdisciplinary and practice-oriented scholarship.

2. Design practitioners and professionals interested in research-informed practice, critical reflection, and documented design processes.

3. Educators and instructors who incorporate design research, case studies, and critical theory into curricula and studios.

4. Graduate and postgraduate students exploring design-led research methods, spatial theory, and contemporary urban and environmental issues.

5. Policy-makers and institutional researchers concerned with spatial policy, urban transformation, and environmental governance.

6. Cultural practitioners and critics engaged with spatial production, public space, and the socio-cultural dimensions of the built environment.

7. By addressing these audiences, JDPBE aims to function as a shared intellectual platform connecting research, education, and practice across geographic and disciplinary boundaries.