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The School of Architecture Planning & Landscape Postgraduate Research Students: 2000 - 2001

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The last year in the school of Architecture, Planning and Landscape (AP.L) has seen a wide range of new researchers beginning their studies at Newcastle to all those post-graduate researchers both new and established welcome and good luck in your studies, also to those who have successfully completed their programme of study the Forum team would like to issue its congratulations. The following in this section are the relevant details of all research post-graduates currently studying in A.P.L. Research in this school has a high reputation both in the UK and internationally with many renowned scholars acting as supervisory staff for the post-graduate researchers. This has been developed over the year 2000-2001 with more post-grads involved in research. This means that for those involved in the schools wide ranging research, there is a vibrant ethnically, culturally and socially diverse research environment that is exciting and stimulating to work in. Below are the thesis/dissertation titles, and e-mails of these students. This aims to facilitate in the development of an extensive network of scholars both within Newcastle University and from other researchers across the globe.

Jaoudat Edward ABOU-JAOUDE

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Nassra AL-DHAHERI (n.s.o.al-dhaheri@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: The Appraisal of Functional Comfort in Public Schools Prototypes

in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi

Mohammed AL-DOUSSARI (m.h.al-doussari@nel.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Industrial Development in Eastern Saudi Arabia

Abdulrahman AL-GOW (aalgowCmyahoo.co.uk) Title o.lDissertation: The Oasis Environment: Planning for Sustainable Development

Wael ALHALABI (wael.halabi@ncl.ac.uk) Title o.l Dissertation: Safety Standards for Residential Buildings in Makkah Central Area

Mubarak AL-HBABI Title o.l Dissertation: The Future of Housing Policy in Abu Dhabi and the Impact of

Urban Design and Structure of the Island

Nawal AL-HOSANY (nawal.al-hosany@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Energy Managemcnt and Facade Design of Prison Buildings in Hot

Climates

Sultan Bin Tabnoon AL NAHYAN (unavailable) Title ofDissertation: Impacts of Applying Skin Technologies in Hot Climates: The Case

of Abu Dhabi Emirates

Abdulbabeez AL-WAFI (alwafi70@hotmail.com) Title ofDissertation: Interior Design in Saudi Arabia in its Historical and Cultural

Context

Kbodran AL-ZAHRANI (k.a.m.al~zahrani@ncl.ac.uk) Title o.l Dissertation: Modal Split Model of Travel to School in Saudi Arabia

Alessandro AURIGI (alessandro.aurigi@ncl.ac.uk) Title 0.(Dissertation: Cyberspace and the City

Halima AUTA (halta@beta.linkserve.com) Title ofDissertation: Space Organisation as a Socio-Cultural Construct: The Domestic

Architecture of the Mada, Central Nigeria

Nazan A YDIN-WHEATER (nazan.aydin-wheater@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Unavailable

Lotfy Kamal Abdou AZAZ (Lk.abdou-azaz@ncLac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Cartography and Remote-Sensing: Map of Urban Growth in

Alexandria until the end of 20th Century

Martin BEATTIE (m.r.beattie@ncl.ac.uk) Title o.l Dissertation: City of Dreadful Night: The Subconscious of the City

Safar BENESLOU (safar.beneslou@ncl.ac.uk) Title o.l Dissertation: Conceptualisation in Architecture and Urban Design

Simon BISHOP (s.h.n.bishop@ncLac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Regional Governance and Emerging Institutional Relationships

Gordon BLOW (gordon.blow@saxxia.net) Title o.l Dissertation: Lightweight, Portable, Multi-purpose Structures for Immediate

Worldwide Use

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Alpana BOSE (indranibose@hotmail.com) Title ofDissertation: The Improvement of Slums through Home-based Enterprises: A

Case Study ofDelhi, India

John BRADY (j.g.brady@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Offender Policing for Sexual Offences Short of Rape

Chin-Nang CHEUNG (c.n.cheung@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Place-Making: Reading Spatial Transformation in the

Development Centres A Case Study of Taipei, Taiwan

Hugh CLEAR HILL (hugh.c1ear-hill@sunderland.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: The Environmental Impact of Wind Energy Development:

Balancing Traditional Environmental Protection with Sustainability Objectives

Tracey CROSBIE (t.a.crosbie@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Segmentation and Targeting in the Marketing of Utilities: The

Rhetorics and the 'Realities'

Julia DALE (j.e.s.dale@hud.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Adaptive Reuse of Urban Buildings: Primary Schools in Havana,

Cuba

Prabir Kumar DAS (pkpeudas@de13.vsnl.net.in) Title ofDissertation: Sustainability of Brick Roofing Systems in Social Infrastructure

Development Sector: an Appraisal in the Context of Rural India

Alok S DASGUPTA (adasgupta@usaid.gov) Title ofDissertation: Transformation: Neighbourly Negotiations and Particular

Problems of Very Constricted Sites - The Case of Delhi, India

Kassem EGBARIA (kassem.egbaria@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Lessons From Traditional Architecture of Arab Settlements in Israel: Towards The Development ofan Authentic Contemporary Built Environment.

Jalal EL-BELAZIE (jalaLel-belazie@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Urban Design and Urban Regeneration in Libya with Reference to

Tripoli Region

Rima EL-HASSAN (rima.el-hassan@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: The Use of GIS to Support Conservation Areas Appraisal in Urban

Centres. The Case ofMedieval Centre for Tripoli, Lebanon

Muhammad FAQIH (muhammad.faqih@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Traditional Housing Environment Changes within a Process of

Culture Change (Indonesia)

Akinsola FASUBAA (a.k.fasubaaCQJ,ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Planning for a Sustainable Urban Environment through Poverty

Alleviation in Metropolitan Lagos - GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques Approach

Rodrigo FIRMINO (rodrigo.firmino@ncLac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Virtual Cities on the Urban Context: Understanding and

Evaluating Urban Planning through the Internet

Paul GAUCI (pgaul@um.edu.mt) Title ofDissertation: Spatial Planning in the Maltese Context

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John GELDER (j.e.gelder@nbsservices.co.uk)

Title ofDissertation: A History of Building Contract Documentation

Michael C. GLEN (m.c.glen@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: The Application of Computer Aided Design to the Modelling of

Historic Buildings

Susannah GUNN (s.c.gunn@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Urban Housing Capacity: Micro-Level Methodological Issues

Abdul Hafeez A. HAFAZALLA (hafazalla@hotmail.com) Title ofDissertation: The Role of the Public Sector in the Planning, Design and

Development of Urban Housing in Third World Countries: A Case Study of Khartoum

Cate HAMMOND (c.m.hammond@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: A New Approach to Regional Spatial Planning

Neveen HAMZA (n.hamza@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Refurbishment of Office Buildings to Enhance Thermal

Performance

Seyed Jafar HEJAZI (s.j.heiazi@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Transportation in Urban Design

Mauricio HERNANDEZ-BONILLA (mauricio.hemandez-bonilla@ncl.ac.uk)

Title q/Dissertation: Urban Regeneration in Mexican Cities (Comparitive Studies)

Omar JAMALUDIN (omar.jamaludin@ncl.ac.uk)

Title of Dissertation: Assessment Criteria for Intelligent Building

Philip JENNINGS (p.f.a.jennings@ncl.ac.uk) Title qfDissertation: Home on the Range? Public Perceptions of the MoD's Use and

Development of its Rural Training Estate.

Jeong-Hee KIM ~IDf!~~;!ill~!!'~1lli)

Title o/Dissertation: Comparative Study on Urban and Regional Land Use Planning

System in Korea and England

Jung-Hoon KIM \~~~~!::!:..!!l::.:..!!Ell Title ofDissertation: An Analysis of Land Use Change using GIS and Spatial Analysis:

A Case Study of Seoul Metropolitan Region Perimeter

Yong-Joo KIM

Economic Valuation of Environmental Health Risks from

Residential Radon Radiation in South West England using the

Choice Experiment Technique

Richard P KINGSTON \!.4~~!:.!!L!~~~~}

Title ofDissertation: Domestic Water Supply Disconnection and Public Health

Eli KONVITZ (e.r.konvitz@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: The Fifth Utility?: The Rise of CCTV Surveillance in Britain

Hemavathy KUPPUSWAMY (hemavathy.kuppuswamy@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Use of GIS in Urban Planning

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Karina LANDMAN (klandman@csir.co.za) Title ofDissertation: Gated Communities: A Study on the Impact and Long-Term

Implications of Gated Communities in Developing Countries and Particularly in South Africa

Chun Nan LIN (cnlin@sunws.nhit.edu.tw ) Title of Dissertation: A Study of the Life-Space and Place-Landscapes of Multiple

Racial Groups: A Case Study ofYuen-Jwo-Shen, Nan-Tou Hsien, Taiwan

Mark LITTLE (mark.little@unn.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Architecture and Memory

George MACDONALD (george.macdonald@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: The True Houses of the Future

Stella MAGOYE (stellam(dlbanks-of-the-wear.co.uk)

Title of Dissertation: Residents Involvement in Housing Regeneration Projects

Lamine MAHDJOUBI (l.mahdjoubi@wlv.ac.uk) Title of Dissertation: An Investigation of the Effectiveness of Computer Visual Realism

for Environmental Design

Agam Marsoyo (agam@urp.ugm.ac.id) Title of Dissertation: Transformation of Housing in Indonesia

Abdulghani H MONA WAR (a.h.monawar@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Energy Conservation in Building Design and Construction in Saudi

Arabia

Stephen MUKIIBI (smuk30@hotmail.com)

Title of Dissertation: An Analysis of the Effect of Housing Policies on the Urban Low

Income Earners ofUganda: The Case of Kampala

Kayo MURAKAMI (kayo.murakami@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: A Perspective on Community Development in Rural Arcas through

Partnerships: Case Studies on Rural Planning in the UK

Retno MURNI (retno.mumi@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Towards a Consumer Protection Law for Housing in Bali,

Indonesia

Mark NAPIER Cm.:.lli!l1i!ITif!dgill.J~~) Title ofDissertation: The Incremental Growth of Housing Through Resident

Participation: a Comparative, Post-Occupancy Investigation of Two Core Housing Projeets in South Africa

Yousef NEYAZI (yousef.neyazi@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Urban Planning and Information Systems

Geoffrey PURVES (a.g.purves@btinternet.com )

Title ofDissertation: Design of Primary Health Care Facilities

Patrizia RIGANTI (p.riganti@queens-belfast.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Economic Value of Archaeological Sites

Richard ROBERTS O:QJ~~~~:gJJ!:l Title ofDissertation: Alienation and Tribal Peoples in Chotanagar, Bihar, India

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Peter ROGERS (peter.rogers@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Consuming Cities: Selection and exclusion in Urban Space

Jonathan RUTHERFORD (j.a.rutherford@nc1.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: New TechnologylNew Urbanism: Making Places through

Information Technologies

Sawsan M SARIDAR (sawsan.saridar@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: The Impact of Facade Design on Daylighting Performance in

Office Buildings

Barbara SENKWE (senkweb((iJ,cbu.ac.zm) Title ofDissertation: An Appraisal of the Political and Social Dimensions of Water

Commercialisation in a Developing Country Context: Experiences from Kitwe, Zambia.

Sameh SHAABAN (s.shaaban@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Evaluation of Visual Approaches to Building Products'

Information Retrieval for Architects

Bhai Khan SHAR (b.k.shar@ncLac.uk ) Title ofDissertation: Information Technology and the Construction Industry: An

Application of 'Specification Manager' to assess its Contribution and Implications in the Construction Industry ofPakistan.

Mohan Lal SHAR"IA (sh mohanlal@hotmail.com)

Title ofDissertation: Estimating Wildlife Values in Indian National Parks

Clare SHERRIFF (c1are.sherriff@virgin.net)

Title ofDissertation: Free Classicism in Edwardian Library Architecture

Dong-Jin SHIN (dong-jin.shin@ncLac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Social Relations of Urban Design in the Urban Development

Process

Hector Chapa SIKAZWE (h.c.sikazwe@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: The Application of Work Flow Management in the European

Construction Industry

Xenofon Sotirchopulos (sotircho@pat.forthnet. gr) Title ofDissertation: Computer Aided Building Conservation Management and Report

on Damages Inflicted by Earthquakes

Graham SOUL T (g.a.soult(iilncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: The Meanings of Conservation: Competing Discourses in the Re

Use of Historic Buildings

Ngakan SUECA (n.p.sueca@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Socio-Cultural Transformation of Urban Vernacular Settlement: A

Tool to Improve Living Environment for Modern Balinese

Imade SUKADANA (imade.sukadana@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: The Role of Non-Government Organisations in Transmigration

Community Development Case Study of Parigi Central Sulawesi

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EI-Hag TAHA (e.h.taha@ncLac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Future Rural Settlcment Design Criteria for Gezira main area in

Sudan

Ciptade TRIMARIANTO (ciptadi.trimarianto@ncLac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Thermal Efficient Building Design for Tropical Climates

Kim TULLETT (kim.tullet@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Facilitating Building Regeneration

Jo TWIST (j.twist(wbbc.co.uk) Title ofDissertation: Rethinking Geographies of Urban 'Community-ICT' Relations in a

'Global Information Society'

Jiandang WANG (jiandang.wang@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Environmental; and Climate Design in Architecture: Dwelling

Design in Central China Five Province.

Trevor WREN (trevor.wren@ncl.ac.ukl Title ofDissertation: Developing Holistic Evidcnce - Based Understandings of a City

Population and it's Communities

Seong WONG YUN (seon-won.yun@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Town Planning and Housing Redevelopment in Korea

Zafrie ZAINUDDIN (zafrie.zainuddun@ncl.ac.uk) Title ofDissertation: Urban Design and Crime Prevention: The Urban Design

Implications in the Prevention of Crimes in Residential Areas (Case Study: North East ofEngland)

Enlin ZHUANG (zhuang.enlin@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Mending the Disrupted Urban Landscape

Completed Students during the academic year 2000-2001

Maria-Tereza AQUINO (aquino@eagle.westnet.gr)

Title ofDissertation: Information Management in Design Offices

Faez Saad AL-SHIHRI (f.s.al-shihri@ncl.ac.uk)

Title ofDissertation: Conflicts between Economic Development and Ecological

Protection in Saudi Arabia

David DE SILV A

Title ofDissertation: Improving Shelter, Water & Sanitation - A Case Study of

SouthTarawa, Kiribati Islands

Vicky JOHNSON Title ofDissertation: Valuing Improvements in Bathing Water Quality: Contingent

Valuation, Conjoint Analysis and the Transfer Ability of Benefit

James MARTIN

Title ofDissertation: Site And Settlement: Land And Settlement Structures In Rural

Northumbria

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Title ofDissertation:

Ian THOMPSON Title ofDissertation:

Jafar MOJTABAVI Title ofDissertation:

Raymond RUTHERFORD Title ofDissertation:

Robert WOOD Title ofDissertation: Perspective

The Changing identity of the Built Environment Development and Transformation of Architecture and Urban Planning in Tripoli City , Libya

Sources of value in Landscape Architecture

An Evaluation of Rural Development Planning in Iran After the Revolution 1979.

Resident Initiated Extension Activity in 'Right to Buy' Housing

Arson: A Geographical, Demographical and Motivational

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APL Seminar Series

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APL Seminar Series

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Series Organiser: Graham Soult.

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Since the merge of the departments of Architecture, Planning and Landscape in 1999, ' these weekly series have provided a rich inter-disciplinary forum in which postgraduate researchers, Staff members - whether from the university of Newcastle or invited deliberated and debated the latest findings and topical issues with the presenters.

Each seminar lasts for an hour, typically allocating twenty to forty minutes for each presentation, followed by time for questions and discussions. The gatherings also enhanced the social interaction between researchers and staff.

This year the APL seminar series continues its success from the previous year continuing to underpin a diverse theme of academic discussions across the field of Architecture, Planning and Landscape.

Thursday 21 September 2000 TRACEY CROSBIE (CUT, APL, University of Newcastle) Technological Innovation In The Provision Of Domestic Serviccs: Moving Beyond The Rhetoric Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 28 September 2000 Dr NIRAN ABBAS (Dept. of English, Birkbeck College, University of London) High Tech Notions in Cybernetics Outside Speaker

Thursday 5 October 2000 GRAHAM SOULT (CUT, APL, University of Newcastle) Peeling Back the Listed Building: Understanding Competing Layers of History Postgraduate Researcher

BOB CATTERALL (CURDS, University of Newcastle)

Urban Regeneration and the Failure ofPlanning Strategies

Lecturer(????)

HUGH CLEAR HILL (APL, University of Newcastle)

Renewable energy development in the north-east the challenge of sustainability

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Thursday 26 October 2000

SIMON BISHOP (APL, University of Newcastle)

Regionalism and Europc

Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 9 November 2000

SAMEH SHAABAN (CIRC, APL, University of Newcastle)

Information Visualisation: Towards Enlarging Architects' Information Space

Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 16 November 2000

NEVEEN HAMZA (APL, University of Newcastle)

Refurbishment of office building facades to enhance their thermal performance

Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 30 November 2000

MATT STEELE (CREUE, APL, University of Newcastle)

The potential for the use of GIS as a tool in transport policy decision making

Research Associate (????)

Thursday 7 December 2000 ANDREW LAW (Dept. of Geography, University of Newcastle) The construction of 'English' 'landscapes and identities' via the appropriation of material heritages: A study on the 'heritage conservation movements' in Leeds and York. Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 14 December 2000

FRANCIS GRAVES

(APL, University of Newcastle; Consultant Architect with Alsop & Stormer Architects, London)

The Design of c/PLEX, West Bromwich: Inception to Arts Council Bid

Part Time Lecturer

Thursday 25 January 2001

CLARE SHERRIFF (APL, University of NewcastIe)

Free Classicism in the Edwardian Library

Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 8 February 2001 PROF. JOHN W. SIMPSON (Prof. of Landscape Architecture and Natural Resources, The Ohio State University; Visiting Research Scholar, School of Landscape Architecture, Edinburgh College of Art) Yearnings for the Land - a comparison of the landscape history of East Lothian to that of Marquette County, Wisconsin Outside Speaker

Thursday 15 February 2001

CATE HAMMOND (CREUE, APL, University of Newcastle)

Integrating regional strategies - the role of regional spatial planning

Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 22 February 2001

PROF. STEVE LOCKLEY (CIRC, APL, University of Newcastle)

Managing E-commerce in Construction - revolution or e-business as usual?

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Thursday I March 2001 COLIN HAYLOCK (APL, and North East regional representative of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CASE CASE - White Horse or Dead Horse? Can CASE change attitudes about the value of design? Part-Time Lecturer

Thursday 8 March 200 I DR STEPHEN GRAHAM (CUT, APL, University of Newcastle) Splintering Urbanism: Technological Mobilities and Contemporary Urban Space Reader

Thursday IS March 2001 ZAN GUNN (APL, University of Newcastle) Urban Capacity - what does it mean? Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 10 May 2001 DR GRAHAM TIPPLE (CARDO, APL, University of Newcastle) From shebeens to cricket farming: Home-based enterprises in developing countries Reader(????)

Thursday 17 May 2001 JOHN GELDER (APL, and Special Projects Coordinator, NSS Services, University of Newcastle) A history of building contract documentation Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 24 May 200 I TRACY CROSBIE (CUT, APL, University of Newcastle) New information technologies, business strategies and the utilities industry Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 31 May 2001 PETER ROGERS (CUT, APL, University of Newcastle) Consuming Cities: Selection & Exclusion in Urban Space Postgraduate Researcher

Thursday 7 June 2001 BHAI KHAN SHAR (APL, University of Newcastle) The Construction Industry of Pakistan in the New Millennium Postgraduate Researcher

Abstracts of previous seminars, and full details of the current programme, are available from the APL Seminars website, at http://www.apl.ncl.ac.uk/whats_on

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