Publications

• Ntzani, D. 2024. Drysfeydd y cymoedd: The sub-topographies of South Wales Valleys’ industrial crises.. Architecture and Culture 2260167. (10.1080/20507828.2023.2260167)
• Patel, H. and Zapata-Lancaster, M. 2024. Integrating views on building performance from different stakeholder groups. Journal of Corporate Real Estate 26 (1), pp.21-40. (10.1108/JCRE-02-2023-0003)
• Shotton, E. and Prizeman, O. eds. 2024. Documenting maritime heritage at risk: Digital tools, communities, and institutions. Routledge. (10.4324/9781003385097)
• Davis, J. and Tam, L. 2023. The making and remaking of a Welsh mining landscape and village: Onllwyn, Cwm Dulais, 1876‐2023.
• Prizeman, O. , Davis, J. and Tam, L. 2023. Digitisation of retreating industrial heritage; modelling the decommissioning of the coal washeries of Onllwyn. The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences XLVIII (M 2), pp.1251-1260. (10.5194/isprs-archives-XLVIII-M-2-2023-1251-2023)
• Mols, N. and Pezzica, C. 2023. Florentine streetscapes and their role in revisiting Palazzo Rucellai's urban façade hypotheses. Presented at: Nexus 2023, Relationships Between Architecture and Mathematics Torino, Italy 12-15 June 2023. (10.1007/s00004-023-00698-0)
• Ntzani, D. 2023. Drysfeydd y Cymoedd (*The Maze of the Valleys): Archiving and commemorating the industrial crisis of the South Wales Valleys.. Presented at: Memory Studies Association 7th Annual Conference: Communities & Change Newcastle upon Tyne, UK 3-7 July 2023.
• Lindfield, P. N. ed. 2023. The marriage bed of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York: A masterpiece of Tudor craftsmanship. Oxbow Books.
• Ntzani, D. 2023. Drysfa'r Cymoedd*: The sub-topographies of industrial crises of the South Wales Valleys. (*The Maze of the Valleys). Presented at: AHRA Research Student Symposium 2023_ Research in crisis: tactics and methods Cardiff University 12-14 April 2023.
• Tam, L. , Davis, J. and Prizeman, O. 2023. The making and remaking of the Onllwyn industrial landscape - Change as an opportunity for resilience. Presented at: ICOMOS GA2023 - Historic Urban Contexts & Industrial Heritage: Case Studies in Resilience Sydney, Australia 31August - 9 September 2023.
• Lindfield, P. 2022. ‘pierced and perforated carving, as fine as the best cathedral screen work’: antiquarianism and faking Tudor furniture in the 1840s. Journal of the British Archaeological Association 175 (1), pp.266-295. (10.1080/00681288.2022.2096758)
• Mols, N. 2022. Italian architectural ratios in the British rotunda typology. Nexus Network Journal 25 (10.1007/s00004-022-00632-w)
• Whitman, C. J. et al. 2022. Hygrothermal monitoring of replacement infill panels for historic timber-frame buildings: initial findings. UCL Open: Environment 4 (10.14324/111.444/ucloe.000039)
• Mols, N. M. L. 2022. Partitioning sites for invention invention in Serlio's and Palladio's Palazzi. Nexus Network Journal 24 , pp.333-351. (10.1007/s00004-022-00595-y)
• Prizeman, O. 2022. The Carnegie libraries of Britain - A photographic chronicle. Cardiff: Welsh School of Architecture.
• El Faouri, B. F. and Sibley, M. 2022. Heritage-led urban regeneration in the context of WH listing: lessons and opportunities for the newly inscribed city of As-Salt in Jordan. Sustainability 14 (8) 4557. (10.3390/su14084557)
• Prizeman, O. E. C. 2022. Horse and rider: Who will drive change in ethics and practices of globalised conservation on living heritage sites?. arq: Architectural Research Quarterly 26 (1), pp.91-104. (10.1017/S1359135522000033)
• Lindfield, P. 2022. Unbuilt Strawberry Hill. Shaun Tyas.
• Prizeman, O. , Boughanmi, M. and Pezzica, C. 2022. Carnegie libraries of Britain: Assets or liabilities? Managing altering agendas of energy efficiency for early 20th century heritage. Public Library Quarterly 41 (1), pp.43-82. (10.1080/01616846.2020.1826242)
• Tam, L. 2022. Sustainable heritage management in contemporary China. PhD Thesis , Cardiff University.
• Whitman, C. J. 2022. Building performance evaluation of a 14th century Pargetted House: hygrothermal comfort and energy efficiency. Presented at: The STBA-SPAB Annual Conference: Sustaining Buildings 2022 Edinburgh, Scotland 12 October 2022. Vol. 1.
• Ntzani, D. 2021. Un-mapping regions of trauma: systematicity and ordinariness in South Wales Valleys’ industrial disasters. Presented at: 18th Annual International Architectural Humanities Research Association Conference Virtual 11-13 November 2021. Published in: Richards, S. et al., Proceedings of the 18th Annual International Architectural Humanities Research Association Conference. Vol. 18.Loughborough: Loughborough University
• Sibley, M. , Pezzica, C. and Tweed, A. 2021. Eco-hammam: the complexity of accelerating the ecological transition of a key social heritage sector in Morocco. Sustainability 13 (17) 9935. (10.3390/su13179935)
• Mols, N. M. L. 2021. Scottish annotations in Italian architectural books: The Lord George Douglas Collection. Presented at: 16th International Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Literature and Language 26-30 July 2021.
• Whitman, C. et al. 2020. Energy retrofit of historic timber-frame buildings- hygrothermal monitoring of building fabric. Presented at: WTA-PRECOM³OS Conference Preventive Conservation Leuven, Belgium 3-5 April 2019. Published in: Vandesande, A. , Verstrynge, E. and Van Balen, K. eds. Preventive Conservation - From Climate and Damage Monitoring to a Systemic and Integrated Approach Proceedings of the International WTA - PRECOM3OS Symposium, April 3-5, 2019, Leuven, Belgium. London: CRC Press / Balkema. , pp.129-136. (10.1201/9781003004042-20)
• Patel, H. and Green, S. D. 2020. Beyond the performance gap: reclaiming building appraisal through archival research. Building Research and Information 48 (5), pp.469-484. (10.1080/09613218.2019.1672517)
• Sibley, M. and Pena-Garcia, A. 2020. Flat glass or crystal dome aperture? A year-long comparative analysis of the performance of light pipes in real residential settings and climatic conditions. Sustainability 12 (9) 3858. (10.3390/su12093858)
• Whitman, C. et al. 2020. Heritage retrofit and cultural empathy; a discussion of challenges regarding the energy performance of historic UK timber-framed dwellings. International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation 28 (2), pp.286-404. (10.1108/IJBPA-02-2019-0023)
• Patel, H. 2020. Modes of linking organisations with space: a historical account of the evolution of DEGW's concepts and methods. Presented at: Transdisciplinary Workplace Research Conference (TWR 2020) Frankfurt, Germany 17-18 September 2020.
• Sibley, M. et al. 2020. Belle epoque Cairo museums itineraries: مسارات متاحف الزمن الجميل. [Online].https://becami.com/: Cardiff University. Available athttps://becami.com/.
• Tam, L. 2019. Something more than a monument—the long-term sustainability of rural historic temples in China. Religions 10 (4), pp.1-22. (10.3390/rel10040289)
• Patel, H. and Green, S. D. 2018. Bridging between history and organisation studies: making the case for archival research in construction management. Presented at: Association of Researchers in Construction Management 34th Annual Conference (ARCOM) Belfast, Ireland 3-5 September 2018. 34th Annual ARCOM Conference. Manchester: ARCOM. , pp.225-234.
• Tam, L. 2018. The revitalization of Zhizhu Temple. In: Maags, C. and Svensson, M. eds. Chinese Heritage in the Making: Experiences, Negotiations and Contestations. Asian Heritages Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. , pp.245-268. (10.2307/j.ctt2204rz8.13)
• Wulff, F. and Guirnaldos Diaz, F. M. 2018. “Huellas: Grutas de Hércules, Tánger (Marruecos) / Interacciones en cooperación: Misiones Jesuitas en el Lago Tana (Etiopia). Proyecto Europeo EMUVE” [Imprints: Hercules’ Caves, Tangier (Morocco) / Interactions in Cooperation: Jesuit Missions around Lake Tana (Ethiopia). European Project EMUVE], in Valores e Identidad de los Paisajes Culturales: Instrumentos para el conocimiento y difusión de una nueva categoría Patrimonial [Values and Identity of the Cultural Landscapes: Instruments for the knowledge and dissemination of a new heritage category]. In: Valores e Identidad de los Paisajes Culturales: Instrumentos para el conocimiento y difusión de una nueva categoría Patrimonial [Values and Identity of the Cultural Landscapes: Instruments for the knowledge and dissemination of a new heritage category]. [Valores e Identidad de los Paisajes Culturales: Instrumentos para el conocimiento y difusión de una nueva categoría Patrimonial]. Granada University Press. , pp.441-465.
• Lindfield, P. 2016. Georgian gothic: medievalist architecture, furniture and interiors, 1730–1840. Boydell & Brewer.
• Ntzani, D. 2016. From theatre to labyrinth: in pursuit of critical engagement with archaeological heritage. PhD Thesis , University of Edinburgh.
• Wulff, F. and Guirnaldos, M. 2015. Urban activation in a post-crisis Euro-Mediterranean scenario. Urban Design and Planning 168 (DP6), pp.288-292. (10.1680/jurdp.15.00019)
• Wulff, F. and Guirnaldos Diaz, F. M. 2015. EMUVE European Research Project. Social identity values for self-management strategies in post industrial reactivation: Campo Boario (Rome) and Can Battlo (Barcelona). Presented at: CHAT 2015. Contemporary and Historical Archeology in Theory Sheffield, UK 30 October – 1 November, 2015. Published in: Pillatt, T. , Moore, K. and Johnston, B. eds. Conference Proceedings of CHAT 2015. Contemporary and Historical Archeology in Theory. Sheffield: Sheffield University Press
• Davis, J. , Wulff, F. and Guirnaldos Diaz, F. M. 2014. Heritage, culture and regeneration: the role of coal in the future of Cardiff Bay. Presented at: Heritage 2014: 4th International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development Guimarães, Portugal July 22-25, 2014. Heritage 2014 – Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development. Vol. 1.Green Lines Institute. , pp.521-529.