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Tim Heath

Chair and Professor of Architecture & Urban Design, Faculty of Engineering

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Biography

Professor Heath joined the University of Nottingham as an academic in 1993. He is the Course Director of the MArch Sustainable Urban Design and the Director of Postgraduate Programmes. He has previously been the Director of the Institute of Architecture, Head of the School of the Built Environment and subsequently head of the Department of Architecture & Built Environment. He has also been the Associate Dean for Internationalisation and External Relations in the Faculty of Engineering and Acting Vice Provost for Research & Knowledge Exchange at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC).

Professor Heath gained his BA (Hons) Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 1) from the University of Manchester before completing his DipArch (RIBA/ARB Part 2) and Certificate of Professional Architecture (RIBA/ARB Part 3) at the University of Nottingham. He subsequently successfully completed an MA in Environmental Planning (RTPI) and his PhD in Architecture & Urban Design also at the University of Nottingham.

Professor Heath is a qualified architect and town planner and urban design practitioner having worked in the UK and for the past 15 years in China where he has undertaken consultancy and projects related to architecture, urban design, and building and urban environmental performance assessments.

He has also acted as an external examiner in many prestigious universities around the World for undergraduate, postgraduate programmes as well as being a PhD examiner. He has chaired many academic and professional accreditation and validation panels in the UK, Malaysia, China, and for the UAE's Commission for Academic Accreditation.

Professor Heath is also a member of the Human Factors Research Group.

Expertise Summary

Professor Tim Heath is the Chair of Architecture & Urban Design at the University of Nottingham. He is a qualified architect and town planner and and experienced urban designer who is actively engaged in research, teaching, and practice.

Professor Heath's research interests are broad and span architecture and urban design. As an academic he has published extensively with many books, chapters, journal papers and presented at major international conferences in the areas of urban design, conservation, adaptive re-use of buildings, elderly housing, vertical farming, sustainable cities and eco-urbanism. He has supervised over 50 PhD students and his current PhD group undertake research projects that focus on various aspects of these topics and together with these research students plays a key role in the Human Factors Research Group. Significant publications include the completely revised second edition of the Public Places Urban Spaces (2010) book published by Architectural Press which has also been published in Mandarin, Traditional Chinese, Arabic and Korean. His latest book Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration in China, which is co-authored with Dr Jing Xie was published in 2017.

Professor Heath has extensive experience as an academic and practitioner in Asia and particularly in China. In August 2010, he also organised the high-profile international symposium 'Eco-Urbanism: towards sustainable living' at the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai. This event involved several prominent academics from across Europe, US and China including MIT, Tsinghua, Tongji, Nanjing, Tianjin, South-East, and Hefei universities. He also led a successful joint postgraduate architecture and urban design studio projects with Tsinghua University and Tianjin University and has delivered invited lectures at many Chinese universities. In 2016, he also hosted a British Council funded workshop in Yogyakarta, Indonesia which included academics from across the UK and Indonesia and focussed on the regeneration of villages on the urban/rural fringe. He has been a visiting professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing and in 2016 established a joint research laboratory with BRE (China) and Shenzhen University.

Professor Heath has acted as an external examiner for undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD programmes at universities in the UK and internationally. His current research interests are in the areas of urban design, architecture design, places and cities, urban revitalisation and historic quarters, and the adaptive re-use of buildings.

Teaching Summary

Professor Heath is the coordinator of the MArch programmes in the Department and also the course director and leader of the twelve-month MArch Sustainable Urban Design programme… read more

Research Summary

Professor Heath has successfully completed many research projects and has published extensively across the World in academic and professional publications. He has co-authored a number of books and… read more

Selected Publications

  • CAN, I. and HEATH, T., 2015. In-between Spaces and Social Interaction: a morphological analysis of Izmir using Space Syntax Journal of Housing and the Built Environment.
  • XU, X., XIA, Q., HEATH, T. and ZHANG, Y., 2015. Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Strategies for Architecture Heritage Concentrated Areas in China International Journal of Architecture Research. 9(1),
  • CAN, I. and HEATH, T., 2016. In-between spaces and social interaction: a morphological analysis of Izmir using space syntax Journal of Housing and the Built Environment. 31(1), 31-49
  • HADI, Y., HEATH, T. and OLDFIELD, P., 2014. Vertical Public Realms: Creating Urban Spaces in the Sky In: Future Cities: Towards Sustainable Urbanism. 112-119

I will be available to see students every Tuesday (12:00-13:00) in my office in Lenton Firs (Room B21). If this is not convenient or you need an urgent appointment please email me at tim.heath@nottingham.ac.uk.

Professor Heath is the coordinator of the MArch programmes in the Department and also the course director and leader of the twelve-month MArch Sustainable Urban Design programme (http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/courses/architecture-and-built-environment/sustainable-urban-design-march.aspx) which attracts students from around the world to study under his guidance. He teaches architecture design, urban design, and high-rise design studio modules to MArch students and he convenes and teaches lecture modules on urban design theory and practice and high-rise buildings to undergraduate and postgraduate students. He also supervises postgraduate MArch dissertations.

Current Research

Professor Heath has successfully completed many research projects and has published extensively across the World in academic and professional publications. He has co-authored a number of books and also written chapters in many edited books. He has also published extensively in refereed journals and conferences and regularly delivers keynote presentations.

Current Research Interests:

Urban Design; Architecture Design; Place-making; Urban Revitalisation and Historic City Quarters; City Centre/Urban Living; Urban Heritage Conservation; Adaptive Re-use of Buildings.

PhD Supervision:

Professor Heath has a strong and cohesive 'PhD team' undertaking research under his guidance. He welcomes inquiries from potential PhD candidates with an outstanding academic record and an interest in the research areas listed above. He has supervised over 50 PhD students and most of these are now successful academics around the World.

Current PhD students and research topics include:

Ehab Abdelsalam: Sustainable Vertical Urbanism

Jiahui Ji: Rural Historic and Cultural Heritage Conservation

Xuesen Zheng: Reusing Old Industrial Sites for Organic Urban Regeneration in China

Simiao Li: Contextual Sensitivity Analysis for Urban Industrial Heritage Regeneration

Yang Gu: The Role of Markets as Public Places

Tian Runhe: Lost Public Space in Contemprary China

Kou Zhipeng: Vertical Public Realms

Min Yang (University of Nottingham Ningbo)

Tian Li (University of Nottingham Ningbo)

Furkan Canpolat

Wang Xinyu

Yuanli Ma (University of Nottingham Ningbo)

Weixuan Chen (University of Nottingham Ningbo)

Completed PhD students (and their current university employers) include:

Ali Cheshmehzangi (University of Nottingham Ningbo China)

Amal Ramadan

Amy Tang (University of Nottingham, UK)

Arif Budi Sholihah (Universitas Islam Indonesia)

Bahar Durmaz (Izmir University of Economics, Turkey)

Chen Pengyu (Shenzhen University)

Evangelia Pavlaki

Florian Schepp-Ferrada (Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile)

Gowthami Satyavarapu

Haithem Rashid

Hang Du

Ibrahim Shinbira (University of Misurata, Libya)

Isin Can (Izmir Institute of Technology, Turkey)

Jia Min (Tsinghua University, China)

Lois Woods (Nottingham Trent University, UK)

Megan Nottingham (Newcastle University, UK)

Natthakit Phetsuriya (Chiang Mai University)

Negar Ahmadpoormobarakeh (Anglia Ruskin University, UK)

Norafizah Abdul Rahman (Universiti Teknologi Mara, Malaysia)

Yuri Hadi (De Montfort University, UK)

Nor Syahila bt Ab Rashid (International Islamic University, Malaysia)

Nurul Syala Abdul Latip (Islamic Science University, Malaysia)

Pan Qiongyu

Pan Yu (University of Ningbo, China)

Qian Xiao (Chongqing University, China)

Remah Gharib (Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar)

Robert Harland (Loughborough University, UK)

Shao Yiming (Nanjing Tech University, China)

Song Shuang

Su Guangzi (Beijing Jiaotong University, China)

Tanya Spilsbury

Tom Froggatt (Nottingham Trent University, UK)

Wang Qi (University of Nottingham, UK)

Wu Xianfeng (Coventry University, UK)

Wang Yi-Wen (Xian Jiatong Liverpool University, China)

Wang Yunlu

Xiao Cheng (Zhejiang University)

Xie Linjun (University of Nottingham Ningbo)

Yamen Badr (Benoy Ltd)

Yao Jiawei (Tongji University)

Zhou Jie

Zulkefle Ayob (Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia)

  • DAI, W., XU, Y. and HEATH, T., 2023. Greening the Public Realm: incorporating bio-diversity into city spaces In: ICBS2023 3rd International Conference on Sustainable Buildings and Structures, Suzhou, China. (In Press.)
  • CHEN, W., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., MANGI, E. and HEATH, T., 2023. Optimising Urban Furniture in the External Space of Subway Stations in China: A Case Study of Wushan Station in Guangzhou Journal of Resilient Economies.
  • KOU, Z., WU, X. and HEATH, T., 2023. Towards ‘Vertical Public Realms’ in Shenzhen under the Inventory Development: An Evolving Urban Typology In: IACP2023 (The 17th International Association for China Planning (IACP) Conference, Tianjin, China.
  • HEATH, T., 2023. Review of The End of the Village: Planning the Urbanization of Rural China Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review.
  • CHEN, W., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., MANGI, E., HEATH, T. and YU, J., 2023. Limitations of Institutional Dimension in Existing Sustainability Assessment Tools: From the Perspective of Territory Current Research in Environmental Sustainability. 5,
  • DENG, W., MA, Y., XIE, J., HEATH, T., EZEH, C.I., HONG, Y. and ZHANG, H., 2023. A macro-scale optimisation of zero-energy design schemes for residential buildings based on building archetypes Solar Energy Journal. (In Press.)
  • PHETSURIYA, N. and HEATH, T., 2022. In the Architects’ Eyes and Local People’s Perception: The Further Management of Streetscape Characteristics in Chiang Mai Old City, Thailand. In: 14th International Conference on Thai Studies: Thailand at a Global Turning Point (ICTS14), Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan. 1-17
  • CHEN, W., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., MANGI, E. and HEATH, T., 2022. Research on the Optimisation of Public Facilities in External Space of Subway Stations in China: a case study of Wushan Station, Guangzhou In: BEMAS International Conference, Cairns, Australia.
  • ZHANG, Y., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., DAWODU, A. and HEATH, T., 2022. Promoting Urban Sustainability Governance: a knowledge transfer perspective In: BEMAS International Conference, Cairns, Australia.
  • CHEN, W., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., MANGI, E., HEATH, T., JIANG, Y. and YU, J., 2022. Limitations of Institutional Pillars in Existing Sustainability Assessment Tools: a critical review and analysis In: ICSSFC 2022, Ningbo, China.
  • LI, T., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., DAWODU, A., SEDREZ, M. and HEATH, T., 2022. The Trends of Planning Strategies in the Resilient Urban Public Space in the Post-Pandemic Era in China In: ICSSFC 2022, Ningbo, China.
  • CHEN, W., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., MANGI, E., YU, J., HEATH, T. and ZHANG, Q., 2022. Analysis of Patterns of Public Engagement in China's Community Renewal Projects In: Peace and Sustainability in the Context of Global Change, Hiroshima, Japan.
  • ABDUL RAHMAN, N., GHANI, I., BORHAN, R. and HEATH, T., 2022. How do Female Youths Use the Street: User-Friendly Commercial Streets for New Urban Life In: 10th Asia-Pacific International Conference on Environment-Behaviour Studies, Sabah, Malaysia.
  • RASHID, N.S.A. and HEATH, T., 2022. Factors of Obsolescence Affecting Adaptively Reused Shophouses in the Core Zone of Melaka, Malaysia. In: AWANG, M., LING, L. and EMAMIAN, S.S., eds., Advances in Civil Engineering Materials 223. Springer. 153-162
  • HEATH, T. and RODRIGUES, L., 2022. Green and Sustainable Building Education: the Rationale and Scope of Postgraduate Architectural Programmes Contemporary Architectural Education: Green Building Education. 2(6), 2
  • ZHENG, X., HEATH, T. and GUO, S., 2022. From Maslow to Architectural Spaces: the assessment of reusing old industrial buildings Buildings. 12(11),
  • ZHENG, X., GUO, S. and HEATH, T., 2022. Research on the Strategy of Reusing Industrial Buildings under the 'Material Industrial Elements' Urbanism and Architecture. 17, 142-145
  • MA, Y., DENG, W., HEATH, T., EZEH, I.C., HONG, Y. and ZHANG, H., 2022. A Target-Driven Mulit-Constraint Approach for Design Scheme Optimisation from the Perspective of Energy and Economics Perspectives of Energy and Economics. (In Press.)
  • MA, Y., WU, D., XIE, J., HEATH, T., XIANG, Y. and HONG, Y., 2021. Generating Prototypical Residential Building Geometry Models Using a New Hybrid Approach. Building Simulation: An International Journal.
  • CHENG, X. and HEATH, T., 2021. Production of Space in Traditional Towns and Villages against the Backdrop of Chinese Characteristics: Rural Form Transformation in Huizhou. Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review. 32(2), 71-89
  • LI, S. and HEATH, T., 2021. Towards a Vibrant Public Space: Learning from the British Adaptive Reuse Approach of Urban Industrial Heritage Quarters In: 3rd International Conference on Heritage of China: Heritage and Community - Shared Heritage.
  • WU, X., KOU, Z., OLDFIELD, P., HEATH, T. and BORSI, K., 2021. Informal Learning Spaces in Higher Education: Student Preferences and Activities. Buildings. 11(6),
  • TORKY, E. and HEATH, T., 2021. Perception of Street Vendors and their Effect on Urban Settings in Portobello Road, London International Journal of Architectural Research.
  • HEATH, T., 2021. Keynote: Public Space in Cities Post Covid-19 In: Sino-UK Joint Symposium on Post Novel Covid-19 Pandemic: a reconsideration for the built environment, SUJS 2021.
  • ABDUL RASHID, N.S. and HEATH, T., 2021. Factors of Obsolescence Affecting Adaptively Reused Shophouses in the Core Zone of Melaka, Malaysia In: ICACE 2021: 5th International Conference on Architecture and Civil Engineering.
  • ABDUL RAHMAN, N., GHANI, I., HEATH, T. and BORHAN, R., 2021. Revising Qualities of User-FriendlyCommercial Streets for New urban Street Life In: AQoL2021: 5th ABRA International Conference on Quality of Life, Langkawi, Malaysia.
  • EHAB, A. and HEATH, T., 2021. Rethinking Sustainable Vertical Urbanism: The Death and Life of Vertical Social Spaces In: EMDOC, Leicester, UK.
  • HEATH, T. and PAVLAKI, E., 2020. Enhancing the Identity of Cities Through Creative Media Installations. In: POMEROY, J., ed., Cities of Opportunities: Connecting Culture and Innovation Routledge. 52-69
  • DU, H. and HEATH, T., 2020. Humanitarian Architecture and the Creation of Schools for Disadvantaged Communities in China In: In: R. Lastman (ed.), AMPS Proceedings 19.1. The City and Complexity: Life, Design and Commerce in the Built Environment.. 83-92
  • CHEN, P. and HEATH, T., 2020. A New Strategy for China’s Urban Villages: perfect solution or a temporary fix? In: In: R. Lastman (ed.), AMPS Proceedings 19.1. The City and Complexity: Life, Design and Commerce in the Built Environment.. 203-221
  • LI, S. and HEATH, T., 2020. Achieving Contextual Sensitivity: an organic approach of British urban industrial heritage regeneration In: In: R. Lastman (ed.), AMPS Proceedings 19.2. The City and Complexity: Life, Design and Commerce in the Built Environment.. 334-345
  • KOU, Z. and HEATH, T., 2020. Vertical Public Realms: a new spatial typology for contemporary urban challenges In: In: R. Lastman (ed.), AMPS Proceedings 19.1. The City and Complexity: Life, Design and Commerce in the Built Environment.. 108-118
  • AHMADPOOR, N., SMITH, A. D. and HEATH, T., 2020. Rethinking legibility in the era of digital mobile maps: an empirical study: Journal of Urban Design Journal of Urban Design. 1-23
  • HEATH, T., 2020. Keynote: Vertical Urban Landscapes after the Covid Pandemic In: ISLA2020: Changing Landscape Architecture in the Age of Globalization, Wuhan, China.
  • HEATH, T., 2020. Keynote: Urban Public Space: after the COVID pandemic In: Beautiful City and Countryside: multi-dimensional exploration, Nanjing, China.
  • DU, H., HEATH, T., RAMSAY, J. and RUSSELL, P., 2019. Humanitarian Architecture and the Creation of Schools for Disadvantaged Communities in China: Bridge School, Fujian Porvince In: RIBA: Research Matters Conference 2019.
  • XIE, L., CHESHMEHZANGI, A., TAN-MULLINS, M., FLYNN, A. and HEATH, T., 2019. Urban Entrepreneurialism and Sustainable Development: A Comparative Analysis of Chinese Eco-Developments Journal of Urban Technology. 27, 3-26
  • DU, H., HEATH, T., RAMSAY, J. and RUSSELL, P., 2019. Humanitarian Architecture and the Creation of Schools for Disadvantaged Communities in China: Bridge School, Fujian Province. In: Building in Quality: President's Awards for Research 2019 - Book of Abstracts. 62
  • SHAO, Y., HEATH, T. and ZHU, Y., 2019. Developing an Economic Estimation System for Vertical Farms. In: INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (USA), ed., Urban Agriculture and Food Systems: Breakthroughs in Research and Practice IGI Global. 484-510
  • HADI, Y., HEATH, T. and OLDFIELD, P., 2018. Gardens in the sky: Emotional experiences in the communal spaces at height in the Pinnacle@Duxton, Singapore Emotion, Space and Society. 28, 104-113
  • AHMADPOOR, N. and HEATH, T., 2018. Data and GPS Systems: comparing navigation and landmark knowledge between GPS users and non-GPS users. In: KARANDINOU, A., ed., Data, Architecture and the Experience of Place Routledge. 130-156
  • SHOLIHAH, A.B. and HEATH, T., 2018. Traditional Streetscape Adaptability: Gentrification and endurance of business Asian Journal of Behavioural Studies. 3(13), 180-189
  • XIE, J. and HEATH, T., 2017. Heritage-led Urban Regeneration in China Routledge.
  • XIE, J. and HEATH, T., 2017. Conservation and Revitalization of Historic Streets in China: Pingjiang Street, Suzhou Journal of Urban Design. 22(4), 455-476
  • QIAN, X. and HEATH, T., 2017. In: Creating a Themed Experience: Consumer Destinations in Beijing and Shanghai: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Arte-Polis Springer. 361-372
  • HU, Y., HEATH, T., TANG, Y. and ZHANG, Q., 2017. Using Quantitative Analysis to Assess the Appropriateness of Infill Buildings in Historic Settings Journal of Architectural and Planning Research. 34(2), 1
  • CAN, I. and HEATH, T., 2016. In-between spaces and social interaction: a morphological analysis of Izmir using space syntax Journal of Housing and the Built Environment. 31(1), 31-49
  • JIA, M. and HEATH, T., 2016. China’s Diversifying Demand for Housing for the Elderly International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis. 9(2), 256-271
  • SHOLIHAH, A. B. and HEATH, T., 2016. Assessing the Quality of Traditional Streets in Indonesia: a case study of Pasar Baru Street In: AMER International Conference on Quality of Life, AicQoL2016, Medan, Indonesia. 1-11
  • QIAN, X. and HEATH, T., 2016. Creating a Themed Experience: consumer destinations in Beijing and Shanghai In: Imagining Experiences: Creative Tourism and the Making of Place, Bandung, Indonesia.
  • SHAO, Y., HEATH, T. and ZHU, Y., 2016. Developing an economic estimation system for vertical farms: International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems. 7(2), 26-51
  • SHOLIHAH, A. B. and HEATH, T., 2016. Traditional Streetscape Adaptability: urban gentrification and endurance of business In: Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal, 7th Asia-Pacific Conference on Environment-Behaviour Studies, Edinburgh. 1-10
  • SHOLIHAH, A. B. and HEATH, T., 2016. Assessing the Quality of Traditional Street in Indonesia: A case study of Pasar Baru Street. In: ABBAS, M. Y. and THANI, SKSO, eds., Amer International Conference on Quality of Life: Quality of Life in the Built & Natural Environment 4 234. Elsevier Science Bv. 244-254
  • HEATH, T., 2016. Keynote: Sustainable Urban Architecture: the life and death of sustainability - long live contextual senstitivism In: The 3rd International Conference on Engineering Technology and Industrial Application, Surakarta, Indonesia.
  • JIA, M. and HEATH, T., 2016. China's diversifying demand for housing for the elderly: International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis. 9(2), 256-271
  • XU, X., HEATH, T., XIA, Q. and ZHANG, Y., 2015. Disaster prevention and mitigation strategies for architecture heritage concentrated areas in China: Archnet-IJAR Archnet-IJAR. 9(1), 108-121
  • AHMADPOORMOBARAKEH, N. and HEATH, T., 2015. The Image of the City in the Information Era: Analysing the Effect of Digital Mobile Devices on the City Imaging Process In: Hybrid City: Data to the People.
  • SU, G. and HEATH, T., 2015. Case Study Research to Understand Public Space Through the Perspective of Urban Life Interior Architecture of China. 132-135
  • HADI, Y., HEATH, T. and OLDFIELD, P., 2014. Vertical Public Realms: Creating Urban Spaces in the Sky In: Future Cities: Towards Sustainable Urbanism. 112-119
  • SHOLIHAH, A.B., HEATH, T. and TANG, Y., 2014. Public Perceptions on Street Image and Place Attachment of a Traditional Street: The Case of Pecinan Street, Magelang In: ASEAUK Conference.
  • HEATH, T. and SHAO, Y., 2014. Vertical farms offer a bright future for hungry cities The Conversation.
  • SHAO, Y., HEATH, T. and ZHU, Y., 2014. VFer: A Computational Economic Estimation System for Vertical Farms In: International Conference on Vertical Farms and Urban Agriculture.
  • HEATH, T., 2014. Keynote: The Latest Design Trends for Elderly Housing in Europe In: The Care Show 2014, Shanghai, China..
  • HEATH, T.P. and ZHU, Y., 2013. Keynote: Green Buildings and Sustainable Cities: a dream or reality? In: 2013 International Low-Carbon Regional Development Forum, Peking University.
  • HEATH, T.P., 2013. People and Context Oriented Green Building Urban Environment Design: (UED). 69(1+2), 184-185
  • HEATH, T., 2013. Green Building: Why and How? Urban Environment Design: (UED). 073(07/2013), 260-267
  • HEATH T.P. and ZHU Y., 2013. Keynote: The Advanced Evolution of Architectural Design Typologies for Housing Elderly Housing Populations in Europe and the US: implications for elderly housing development in China In: The Care Show China, Shanghai 2013.
  • SHOLIHAH, A.B., HEATH, T.P. and TANG, Y., 2013. Assessing the Quality of Traditional South-East Asian Streets: Malioboro Street, Yogyakarta, Indonesia In: 7th Symposium on Asian Heritage: Saving Traditional Streets of Southeast Asia.
  • HEATH, T.P. and HADI, Y., 2013. Vertical Public Realms: an urban renaissance of place making in the sky In: Keynote Paper, The 7th Conference of International Forum for Urbanism, NCKU, Taiwan.
  • CHESHMEHZANGI, A., HEATH, T. and NATHANIEL, P, 2013. The Relationships between Identity of Public Places and Identity of the City In: Suzhou, China.
  • HEATH, TIM, OC, TANER and TIESDELL, STEVE, 2013. Revitalising Historic Urban Quarters Routledge.
  • CHESHMEHZANGI, A. and HEATH, T., 2012. Effects of Temporary Markets on Spatial Inter-relations: a behavioural analysis of a public realm in the UK Journal of Asian Behavioural Studies. 2(5), 21-32
  • CHESHMEHZANGI, A. and HEATH, T., 2012. Urban Identities: influences on socio-environmental values and spatial inter-relations Procedia - Social and Behavioural Sciences. 36, 253-264
  • HEATH, T., ZHU, Y. and SHAO, Y., 2012. Vertical farm: a high-rise solution to feeding the city? In: Proceedings of the CTBUH 9th World Congress: Asia ascending : age of the sustainable skyscraper city. 440-446
  • ZHU, Y., HEATH, T. and MA, C.-Y., 2012. Can computational simulation inform place making?: interconnection between design prediction and user‟s behaviour In: Designing Place - International Urban Design Conference. n/a
  • HEATH, T.P., 2012. Nottingham's Lace Market: conservation, regeneration or property speculation? In: Designing Place - International Urban Design Conference.
  • RAHMAN, N.A., SHAMSUDDIN, S. and HEATH, T., 2012. Peoples' Choices and Behaviour in Urban Streets In: International Conference on Innovation and Technology for Sustainable Built Environment, UTM, Perak, Malaysia. 873-881
  • ZHU, Y. and HEATH, T., 2012. From China to UK: thoughts on architectural practice and education Urban Environment Design. 064, 169
  • ZHU, Y. & HEATH, T., 2011. Technologies in Urban Design Practice: Integrating Environmental Design Considerations. In: OZGE ERCOSKUN, ed., Green and Ecological Technologies for Urban Planning: Creating Smart Cities Pennsilvania, US: IGI Global.
  • WANG, Y-W & HEATH, T, 2011. Reconceptualising Heritage Conservation for 20th Century Architecture Journal of Art and Design. 1,
  • WANG, Q. and HEATH, T., 2011. Towards a universal language of the built environment Social Semiotics. 21(3), 399-416
  • WANG, Y-W. and HEATH, T., 2011. Stigmatized Post-War, "Alien" Post-Independent: Lacuna in "Modern" Asian Architecture Conservation In: East Asian Architectural Culture International Conference: South of East Asia - Re-addressing East Asian Architecture and Urbanism. pp.32
  • CHESHMEHZANGI, A. and HEATH, T., 2011. Urban Identities: influences on socio-environmental values and spatial inter-relations In: AcE-Bs 2011 International ASEAN Conference on Environmental-Behaviour Studies, Bandung, Indonesia.
  • HEATH, T., ZHU, Y. and TANG, Y., 2010. Eco-Urbanism: towards sustainable city living In: International Symposium on Eco-Urbanism, Shanghai Expo, China. 10
  • HEATH, T., TANG, Y. and ZHU, Y., 2010. The Revitalization and Conservation of 19th Century Historic Industrial Quarters In: 2nd International Symposium on Architecture Heritage Preservation and Sustainable Development, Tianjin, China. 18-24
  • ABDUL LATIP, N.S., HEATH, T., SHAMSUDDIN, S., LIEW, M.S. and VALLYUTHAM, K., 2010. The Contextual Integration and Sustainable Development of Kuala Lumpur's City Centre Waterfront: an evolution of the policies, law and guidelines In: International Conference on Sustainable Building and Infrastructure. 17
  • CARMONA, M., TIESDELL, S., HEATH, T. and OC, T., 2010. Public places-urban spaces: the dimensions of urban design 2nd. Architectural Press.
  • HEATH, T.P., 2010. An Evaluation of Urban Renaissance Achievements: The Nottingham Experience. In: PUNTER, J., ed., Urban Design and the British Urban Renaissance Routledge. 148-164
  • WANG, Y.-W. and HEATH, T., 2010. Towards garden city wonderlands: new town planning in 1950s Taiwan Planning Perspectives. 25(2), 141-169
  • OC, T and HEATH, T. & TIESDELL, S., 2010. Design in Historic Urban Quarters. In: MONTANARI, A., ed., Preserving Places: Managing mass tourism, urban conservation and quality of life in historic centres 1. Edizioni LED. 51-74
  • WANG, Y-W. & HEATH, T., 2010. Individual architectural merit, collective urban presence: mapping the fading post-war cityscape of Taipei, Taiwan. In: AMOÊDA, R and LIRA, S. & PINHEIRO, C., eds., Heritage 2010 – Heritage and Sustainable Development 2. Green Lines Institute. 1237-1246
  • HEATH, T. and TANG, Y., 2010. Beijing's hutong and siheyuan: conservation of an urban identity Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers. Municipal engineer. 163(3), 155-161
  • HEATH, T.P., 2009. An Urban Renaissance in the UK: the role of urban design and urban regeneration Urbanism and Architecture. 53(February), 8-9
  • WANG, Y-W & HEATH, TP, 2009. Between Adaptability and Authenticity: Design Intervention in the Conservation of Inter-War and Post-War Housing in England In: International Conference on Planning and Design, Tainan City, Taiwan. 20
  • CARMONA, M, HEATH, T and OC, T. & TIESDELL, S., 2009. Public Places - Urban Spaces: the dimensions of urban design Korean Translation. DAEGA Publishers.
  • ABDUL LATIP, N.S. & HEATH, T.P., 2009. A Morphological Analysis of the Waterfront in Kuala Lumpur City Centre In: iNTA-SEGA 2009 - Bridging Innovation, Technology and Tradition: holistic approaches to sustainable architecture and environment, Bangkok. 12
  • TANG, Y. and HEATH, T.P., 2008. Integrated urban spatial design as a harmonious media: bridging the divide between ‘old’ and ‘new’ in traditional Chinese towns and cities In: ACSP-AESOP 4th Joint Congress. n/a
  • OC, T. AND HEATH, T., 2008. The internationalisation of planning education: issues, perceptions and priorities for action Town Planning Review. 79(1), 116-117
  • WANG, Y-W. & HEATH, T., 2008. Constructions of National Identity: A tale of twin capital building in early post-war Taiwan Taiwan in Comparative Perspective. 2, 21-46
  • WANG, Y.W. and HEATH, T.P., 2008. Towards Garden City Wonderlands: New Town Planning in 1950s Taiwan In: ACSP-AESOP 4th Joint Congress (Chicago).
  • OC, T., TIESDELL, S. and HEATH, T.P., 2007. Design in historic urban quarters. In: GUR, S.O., ed., LIVENARCH III: 3rd International Congress: contextualism in architecture, Karadeniz Technical University, Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture July 5-7 2007: proceedings 2. Trabzon: Karadeniz Technical University Press. 343-367
  • OC, T., TIESDELL, S. and HEATH, T.P., 2007. Design in historic urban quarters. In: GUR, S.O., ed., LIVENARCH III: 3rd International Congress: contextualism in architecture, Karadeniz Technical University, Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture July 5-7 2007: proceedings 2. Trabzon: Karadeniz Technical University Press. 343-367
  • OC, T., CARMONA, M., HEATH, T.P. and TIESDELL, S.A., 2007. The Communication Process. In: LARICE, MICHAEL and MACDONALD, ELIZABETH, eds., The Urban Design Reader Routledge, London. 479-489 (In Press.)
  • WANG, Y. W. and HEATH, T.P., 2007. Prospective and Retrospective Construction of National Identity: Tale of Twin Capital Building in Early Post-war Taiwan In: Telling Places: Narrative and Identity in Art and Architecture, University College London. 12 (In Press.)
  • HEATH, T. and GEROGIANNI, E, 2007. An Evaluation of Urban Renaissance Achievements in Nottingham In: ESRC Urban Design and the British Urban Renaissance, Cardiff University. 17
  • SCHEPP-FERRADA, F.F., HEATH, T.P. and FORD, B., 2006. The Investment Value of Sustainable Design In: PLEA2006 - The 23rd Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture, ,. 12
  • CARMONA, M., HEATH T., OC, T. and TIESDELL, S., 2005. Public spaces urban places: the dimensions of urban design
  • TIESDELL, S.A, HEATH, T.P and OC, T., 2005. Revitalizing Historic Urban Quarters Chinese Translation. China Architecture & Building Press.
  • CARMONA, M., HEATH, T., OC, T. and TIESDELL, S., 2003. Public places urban spaces: the dimensions of urban design Oxford: Architectural Press.
  • CARMONA, M., HEATH, T., OC, T. and TIESDELL, S., 2003. Public places urban spaces: the dimensions of urban design Oxford: Architectural Press.
  • CHAO, T-Y, OC, T, HEATH, T.P., 2003. Creatinfg a Safer Community for Elder People in Mixed-Use Developments In: Gated Communities: Building Social Divisions or Safer Communities.
  • HEATH, T.P, SHAH, A and SASSI, P., 2002. Green Houses University of Nottingham, Nottingham.
  • HEATH, T.P., 2001. Revitalizing cities: attitudes to city-center living in the United Kingdom Journal of Planning Education and Research. 20(4), 464-475
  • HEATH, T. and OC, T., 2001. Sustainability Through Converting Buildings to Residential Use Urban Design Quarterly. ISSU 77, 35-36
  • OC, T. and HEATH, T.P., 2001. Mixed Use Development in the City Centre: The Theory and the Reality In: ACSP-AESOP-APSA-ANZAPS World Planning Schools Congress.
  • HEATH, T.P., 2000. Review of Field, M and Irving, M, Lofts, London: Laurence King Publishing Journal of Urban Design. 5(2), 224-226
  • HEATH, T.P., 2000. Review "Rudin D and Falk N, Building the 21st Century Home: The Sustainable Urban Neighbourhood, Architectural Press, Oxford Environments by Design. 3(2 (Spring 2000)), 83-85
  • HEATH, T.P., 2000. City Centre Living: who is moving downtown in the UK In: 2000 ACSP Conference.
  • HEATH, T., 1999. Achieving sustainable urban form through the adaptive re-use of buildings for residential use. In: Achieving sustainable urban form 337-346
  • HEATH, T.P., 1999. Sustainable Cities: the role of re-using buildings for residential use In: 1999 AESOP Congress.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1999. Sustainable Cities: Creating New Homes from Existing Buildings In: 1999 ACSP Conference.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1999. Attitudes to City Centre Living In: Built Environment Taskforce Conference.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1998. Revitalising Cities: the role of conversions to residential use In: 1998 ACSP Conference.
  • HEATH, T., 1997. The Twenty-four Hour City Concept - A Review of Initiatives in British Cities Journal of Urban Design. VOL 2(NUMBER 2), 193-204
  • HEATH, T.P., 1997. Review of Evans, R. Regenerating Town Centres, Manchester: Manchester University Press Town Planning Review. 68(4), 523-524
  • HEATH, T., 1997. The twenty-four hour city concept. In: Safer city centres: reviving the public realm Paul Chapman Publishing Ltd, London. 170-183
  • TIESDELL, S.A., OC, T. and HEATH, T.P., 1996. Revitalising Historic Urban Quarters Butterworth Architecture, Oxford.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1996. The Transfer of Strategies for Tourism-Led Rivitalisation of Historic Urban Quarters In: ACSP-AESOP Joint International Congress.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1996. Review of Goldsteen, J B and Elliott, C D (1994) Designing America: Creating Urban Identity, New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Journal of Urban Design. 1(2), 229-230
  • HEATH, T.P., 1996. The Integration of New Economic Uses and Activities into the Historic Townscape In: Planning Academics Conference.
  • HEATH, T.P., OC, T. and TIESDELL, S.A., 1995. Revitalising Small English Towns: The SRB and Small Town Regeneration In: ACSP Conference.
  • HEATH, T.P., OC, T. and TIESDELL, S.A., 1995. Teaching (Urban) Design to Planning Students - The Architect/Planners View In: Conference of Research and Teaching in Urban Design.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1995. Single Regeneration Budget and Small Town Regeneration: Developing a Revitalisation Strategy for Small Market Towns In: AESOP Congress.
  • HEATH, T.P., 1995. Exploiting the Tourism Potential of Urban Industrial Conservation In: Second Annual Conference for New Academics.

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