Curriculum vitae
Name
Brenda Vale
Postal address: 2 Hauraki Road, Waiheke Island, Auckland 1081
Telephone: 09 372 9188
E-mail: b.vale@
Academic qualifications, Honours and Awards
1991 PhD University of Sheffield
1972 MA and Diploma in Architecture University of Cambridge
1970 BA University of Cambridge
2001 European Eurosolar Award for best solar building in Europe for Hockerton Housing Project
2000 Received UK Solar Prize Award (zero energy housing category) for Hockerton Housing Project
Present position
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1996 - Professor of Architecture Technology, University of Auckland 电镀马赛克Appointments held
Member of editorial board Architectural Science Review (2005-); Member of editorial board Built Environment (Sri Lanka) (2004-); Member of Engineering, Technology and Architecture panel for the first and second Performance Based Research Funding Exercise in NZ (2002-); Panel member and monitor for NZQA (later ITPQ) for new Architectural Technology degree programme (2002-); Deputy Head of School with responsibility of postgraduate and research matters (2002-3); Director of Postgraduate St
udies (1999-02); Member of NZIA (Auckland Branch) Environment Committee (1996-7); Reader in Green Architecture, Nottingham University (1992-6), Architectural Practice (with Robert Vale) (1975-1996); Member of the Building Services Research and Information Association Steering Committee for their new Code of Environmental Practice (1995-6); Chair of national Joint Matriculation Board Subject Committee for Craft Design Technology (1992-6); External examiner at Manchester Metropolitan School of Architecture (1992-6); Lecturer in Architecture, Nottingham University (1990-1992); Member of JMB Preparatory Sub-committee for A-level Design and Technology (1998-92); Member of the Teaching Quality Assessment Panel for the Higher Education Funding Council of England (1994); Member of the RIBA Research Committee (1994-6); Lecturer in Architecture, Sheffield University (1983-1990); Member of the RIBA Environment and Energy Committee (1989-96); Consultant to University of York, Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies (1986); Lecturer Associate, University of Sheffield, Department of Architecture (1983-1986); Tutor-Counsellor for the Open University (1982-1983); Consultant to the Open University, Design Discipline (1981-1983); Not Employed becaus
e of family commitments to our three children (1974-1980); Research Student, Department of Architecture, Cambridge (1972-1974)
Research and Postgraduate Supervision (current PhD students only)
Ambe, Masataka, “The ageing East Asian family and a sustainable environment”, PhD (main supervisor)
Chansomsak, Sant, “Design for sustainable schools in Thailand”, PhD (main supervisor)
Drake, Angela, “Education and Sustainability”, PhD (co-supervisor)
Fu, Phoebe, “Timber construction in medieval China and Norway”, PhD (main supervisor)
Hengrasmee, Sirimas, “Implementation of New theory in suburban Thailand”, PhD (main supervisor)
Pooley, Bryan, “Conversion of suburban Auckland for sustainability”, PhD (main supervisor)
I am also currently (2006) supervising 7 MArch students and 1 MAS and 11苯基1丙酮 Postgraduate Diploma student in the Sustainable Design area.
Since 1983 I have taught design in years 1-5 in three Schools of Architecture and under both year and studio based systems. I have delivered lecture courses in history (years 1-3), theory (years 1-3 and 5), architectural science (years 1-3), sustainable design (years 4-5), and construction (year 2).
Since arrival in NZ in 1996 and until the end of 2004 I have successfully supervised 49 Masters students with most researching in the field of sustainable design. During the same period I have successfully supervised 7 PhD students.
I have contributed to distance teaching through work at the Open University, through organising and contributing to the Teaching Project on the Use of Steel in Architecture pu
blished by the Steel Construction Institute and British Steel, and through a course written for architectural technicians with Robert Vale for the BIAT.
I have given occasional lectures at many Schools of Architecture in the UK, NZ and Australia.
From 2004 to present I have been Visiting Professor at CUHK teaching on their MSc programme.
My research interests include buildings and a built environment that make a minimal impact on the natural environment; creation of community and economy within the resources of the natural environment; quantification of environmental impact; vernacular architecture and sustainable communities; history of prefabrication.
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Publications that are peer reviewed only (2000-2006)
2002 Vale B. and Vale R. The New Autonomous House造纸废水处理工艺
Thames and Hudson, London and New York. 256 pp first paperback edition 2000 Vale B. and Vale R. The New Autonomous House Thames and Hudson, London and New York. 256 pp
2004 Vale B. and Vale R. “Principles of green architecture” in Wheeler S. M. and Beatley T. (eds) (2004) The Sustainable Urban Development Reader Routledge, London/New York. pp 188 – 192
2004 Vale B. and Vale R. “Det Autonoma Huset” and “Hockerton Housing Project” in Wallner S. (2004) Stigfinnare: Innovativt Byggande för en Hållbar Utweckling Chalmers, Göteborg. pp 61-69
2003 Vale B and Vale R "Steps Towards a Sustainable Architecture" Chapter 4 in Ballantine A (ed) Architectures: Modernism and After Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK. 2003 pp not known
2003 Vale B and Vale R "Autonomous Living" in Dearling A and Metzler G (eds) Another Kind of Space Enabler Publications, Dorset, UK. 2003. pp 49-55
2002 Vale B and Vale . ‘Autonomous Servicing’ Section 9.3 in Birkeland J (ed) Design for Sustainability; a Sourcebook of Integrated Eco-Logical Solutions Earthscan, London. 2002
2002 Citation in Phaidon Press The House Book Phaidon Press Ltd., London. 2001 (Vale, Brenda and Robert, Autonomous House, p 463) This is a book of 500 iconic houses chosen from all periods of history, and from the whole world. Each house has a one-page entry.
2006 Mithraratne K and Vale B, ‘Simulation of High Thermal Mass Passive Solar Buildings’. Architetcural Science Review, Vol 49, pp.17-29, March 2006
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2005 Vale B and Vale R, ‘The all-electric house: past and future’, International Journal of Sustainable Development, Vol 8, no.3, pp.173-188, 2005
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