School of Civil and Structural Engineering - Academic Staff

Updated: 31 May 2001

Papers and Publications
Steve Goodhew

1. Goodhew, S. M. R., Grindley, P. C. and Probert, S. D. 1995. The composition, thermal conductivity and specific heat of cob earth walling. STREMA '95, 4th International Conference on Structural Studies of Historic Buildings, Crete, May, Structural Studies of Historic Buildings IV, Architectural Studies, Materials and Analysis, Volume 1. Editors: Brebbia, C. A. and Leftheris, B. Computational Mechanics Publications, pp 205 - 213.

2. Goodhew, S. M. R. and Griffith, R. 1995. The reasoning behind the investigation into the thermal properties of cob walling. Out of Earth II, Plymouth Earth Building Centre & ITCOMOS Dartington, UK, May. Editors: Watson, L. and Harries, R. Published by University of Plymouth, pp 87 - 89.

3. Goodhew, S. M. R., Grindley, P. C. and Probert, S. D. 1995. Thermal performance of a west country cob cottage. COBRA '95, RICS, Heriott Watt University, September. Published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Vol II, January 1996, pp 177 - 186.

4. Goodhew, S. M. R. 1996. Gone to Earth. Article for Campus Construction, July, Volume 4, Issue 2, pp 8 - 10.

5. Goodhew, S. M. R., Bird, P. A. D. and Murray, P. E. M. 1996. The effects of natural ventilation on radon concentrations within an existing dwelling. Proceedings of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Construction and Building Research Conference (COBRA 96), September. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, London.

6. Goodhew, S. M. R., Bird, P. A. D. and Paterson, I. 1997. The financial implications of using natural ventilation to reduce the levels of radon gas within an existing 'period' dwelling. Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction, No. 2, Vol. 2, University of Ulster, pp 85 - 102.

7. Watson, L. and Goodhew, S. M. R. 1998. Establishing the Thermal Performance of Earth Buildings. The Journal of the RICS Building Conservation Group. Published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, No 19, Spring, pp 9 -10.

8. Goodhew, S. M. R. 1999. The Use of Thermal Simulation to Aid a Multidisciplinary Approach to Problem Solving for the Low Energy Design of Buildings. EAAE Conference, Architecture and Engineering, Feb 4th - 6th. Proceedings to be published 1999.

9. Goodhew, S. M. R., Fitzgerald, D and Southcombe, C. 1999. Water Efficient Dwellings; Do UK Housebuilders Recognise a Need ?. Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction. Paper accepted December 1999.

10. Goodhew, S. M. R. 1999. Earth Buildings and the New Millennium. CIOB Millennium Environmental Compendium of Research. September 1999.

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Goodhew, S. M. R., Griffiths, R., Watson, L. and Short, D. 2000. Some preliminary studies of the thermal properties of Devon Cob Walls. TERRA 2000, 11th - 13th May.

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Papers and Publications Steve Goodhew
1.	Goodhew, S. M. R., Grindley, P. C. and Probert, S. D. 1995. The composition, thermal conductivity and specific heat of cob earth walling. STREMA '95, 4th International Conference on Structural Studies of Historic Buildings, Crete, May, Structural Studies of Historic Buildings IV, Architectural Studies, Materials and Analysis, Volume 1. Editors: Brebbia, C. A. and Leftheris, B. Computational Mechanics Publications, pp 205 - 213.
2.	Goodhew, S. M. R. and Griffith, R. 1995. The reasoning behind the investigation into the thermal properties of cob walling. Out of Earth II, Plymouth Earth Building Centre & ITCOMOS Dartington, UK, May. Editors: Watson, L. and Harries, R. Published by University of Plymouth, pp 87 - 89.
3.	Goodhew, S. M. R., Grindley, P. C. and Probert, S. D. 1995. Thermal performance of a west country cob cottage. COBRA '95, RICS, Heriott Watt University, September. Published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Vol II, January 1996, pp 177 - 186.
4.	Goodhew, S. M. R. 1996. Gone to Earth. Article for Campus Construction, July, Volume 4, Issue 2, pp 8 - 10.
5.	Goodhew, S. M. R., Bird, P. A. D. and Murray, P. E. M. 1996. The effects of natural ventilation on radon concentrations within an existing dwelling. Proceedings of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Construction and Building Research Conference (COBRA 96), September. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, London.
6.	Goodhew, S. M. R., Bird, P. A. D. and Paterson, I. 1997. The financial implications of using natural ventilation to reduce the levels of radon gas within an existing 'period' dwelling. Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction, No. 2, Vol. 2, University of Ulster, pp 85 - 102.
7.	Watson, L. and Goodhew, S. M. R. 1998. Establishing the Thermal Performance of Earth Buildings. The Journal of the RICS Building Conservation Group. Published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, No 19, Spring, pp 9 -10.
8.	Goodhew, S. M. R. 1999. The Use of Thermal Simulation to Aid a Multidisciplinary Approach to Problem Solving for the Low Energy Design of Buildings. EAAE Conference, Architecture and Engineering, Feb 4th - 6th. Proceedings to be published 1999.
9.	Goodhew, S. M. R., Fitzgerald, D and Southcombe, C. 1999. Water Efficient Dwellings; Do UK Housebuilders Recognise a Need ?. Journal of Financial Management of Property and Construction. Paper accepted December 1999.
10.	Goodhew, S. M. R. 1999. Earth Buildings and the New Millennium. CIOB Millennium Environmental Compendium of Research. September 1999.
11.	Goodhew, S. M. R., Griffiths, R., Watson, L. and Short, D. 2000. Some preliminary studies of the thermal properties of Devon Cob Walls. TERRA 2000, 11th - 13th May.
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