Brian Goodey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3754493 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brian Goodey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brian |
| FAMILY NAME | Goodey |
| SIGNATURE | GOODEY B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oxford Brookes University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Townscape assessment: The development of a practical tool for monitoring and assessing visual quality in the built environment
‘Townscape’ as an approach to understanding one aspect of quality in the built environment has had mixed fortunes over the last few decades. Nonetheless, it remains a useful category within which the question of how places work at an aesthetic level can be considered. The problem has been, however, the absence of a comprehensive and relatively objective system for recording and representing the findings from townscape evaluation in the field. Thi…
New Britain, new heritage: The consumption of a heritage culture
Each month in Britain marks a further, official, distancing from the past and its memorials, as we move closer to the selected Millennium marker. Heritage has a particularly low profile at present with policies for destruction of the House of Lords encouraging increasing ridicule aimed at legacies from the past. In terms of media coverage, at least, the heritage bubble has burst, as indeed it had to. As soon as modest, individual or community, br…
History of urban form before the industrial revolutions
Book notes
The Ecology of a Garden Jennifer Owen, 1991, Cambridge University Press, 403pp, ISBN 0‐521‐34335‐6, £65.00 Technopoles of the World: The Making of Twenty‐First Century Industrial Complexes Manuel Castells and Peter Hall, 1994, London, Routledge, ISBN 0‐415‐10015‐1 Facadism Jonathan Richards, 1994, London, Routledge, 167pp, ISBN 0‐415‐08316‐8 Human Culture in Landscape edited by Hana Svobodova and Jan Uhde, 1993,Wageningen, Pudoc Scientific Publis…
Spreading the benefits of heritage visitor quarters
Heritage has come to play a very significant, though largely unrecognised, role in the evolution of urban design. Central city heritage quarters are a major response to the development of the urban fringes, and have developed an internationally recognisable form. This paper examines the characteristics and assets of such quarters and also considers their impact on the urban populace, and their implications for future urban design work in the inte…
Environmental perception: The relationship with age
Environmental Perception: The Relationship with Urban Design
Essays in design
Relic industrial landscapes in Brazil
The M25-A New Geography of Development: Discussion
Behavioural and Perceptual Geography: From Retrospect to Prospect
Behavioural and Perceptual Geography: Criticisms and Response
Some qualitative aspects of the urban environment in developed countries
Behavioural and perceptual geography
1981; Saarinen et al., 1982) have ably surveyed the literature of behavioural and perceptual geography. Their reviews, taken together with those of other com-mentators (e.g. Downs and Meyer, 1978; Bunting and Guelke, 1979; Cox and Golledge, 1981; Thrift, 1981) effectively chart the course and major foci of recent research, but differ markedly in their assessments. While a large and fast-growing literature is taken by some to indicate a thriving a…
Historical development and management of the urban environment
(1983). Historical development and management of the urban environment. Landscape Research: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 28-29
Don't knock the planner: Every man is someone's son
Perception and Place: Review
The Cultural Landscape
The Role of the Indian in North Dakota's Geography: Some Propositions
"Mapping "Utopia: A Comment on the Geography of Sir Thomas More
New Orleans to London: Twenty Years of the New Orleans Jazz Revival in Britain
The Cultural Landscape
Behavioural and perceptual geography
1981; Saarinen et al., 1982) have ably surveyed the literature of behavioural and perceptual geography. Their reviews, taken together with those of other com-mentators (e.g. Downs and Meyer, 1978; Bunting and Guelke, 1979; Cox and Golledge, 1981; Thrift, 1981) effectively chart the course and major foci of recent research, but differ markedly in their assessments. While a large and fast-growing literature is taken by some to indicate a thriving a…
Environmental Perception: The Relationship with Urban Design
Behavioural and Perceptual Geography: Criticisms and Response
Townscape assessment: The development of a practical tool for monitoring and assessing visual quality in the built environment
‘Townscape’ as an approach to understanding one aspect of quality in the built environment has had mixed fortunes over the last few decades. Nonetheless, it remains a useful category within which the question of how places work at an aesthetic level can be considered. The problem has been, however, the absence of a comprehensive and relatively objective system for recording and representing the findings from townscape evaluation in the field. Thi…
Environmental perception: The relationship with age
Behavioural and Perceptual Geography: From Retrospect to Prospect
Some qualitative aspects of the urban environment in developed countries
The Role of the Indian in North Dakota's Geography: Some Propositions
"Mapping "Utopia: A Comment on the Geography of Sir Thomas More
Spreading the benefits of heritage visitor quarters
Heritage has come to play a very significant, though largely unrecognised, role in the evolution of urban design. Central city heritage quarters are a major response to the development of the urban fringes, and have developed an internationally recognisable form. This paper examines the characteristics and assets of such quarters and also considers their impact on the urban populace, and their implications for future urban design work in the inte…
Relic industrial landscapes in Brazil
New Orleans to London: Twenty Years of the New Orleans Jazz Revival in Britain
The Role of the Indian in North Dakota's Geography: Some Propositions
"Mapping "Utopia: A Comment on the Geography of Sir Thomas More
The Cultural Landscape
Perception and Place: Review
Don't knock the planner: Every man is someone's son
Behavioural and perceptual geography
1981; Saarinen et al., 1982) have ably surveyed the literature of behavioural and perceptual geography. Their reviews, taken together with those of other com-mentators (e.g. Downs and Meyer, 1978; Bunting and Guelke, 1979; Cox and Golledge, 1981; Thrift, 1981) effectively chart the course and major foci of recent research, but differ markedly in their assessments. While a large and fast-growing literature is taken by some to indicate a thriving a…
Historical development and management of the urban environment
(1983). Historical development and management of the urban environment. Landscape Research: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 28-29
Behavioural and Perceptual Geography: Criticisms and Response
Some qualitative aspects of the urban environment in developed countries
Behavioural and Perceptual Geography: From Retrospect to Prospect
Essays in design
Relic industrial landscapes in Brazil
The M25-A New Geography of Development: Discussion
Environmental Perception: The Relationship with Urban Design
Environmental perception: The relationship with age
History of urban form before the industrial revolutions
Book notes
The Ecology of a Garden Jennifer Owen, 1991, Cambridge University Press, 403pp, ISBN 0‐521‐34335‐6, £65.00 Technopoles of the World: The Making of Twenty‐First Century Industrial Complexes Manuel Castells and Peter Hall, 1994, London, Routledge, ISBN 0‐415‐10015‐1 Facadism Jonathan Richards, 1994, London, Routledge, 167pp, ISBN 0‐415‐08316‐8 Human Culture in Landscape edited by Hana Svobodova and Jan Uhde, 1993,Wageningen, Pudoc Scientific Publis…
Spreading the benefits of heritage visitor quarters
Heritage has come to play a very significant, though largely unrecognised, role in the evolution of urban design. Central city heritage quarters are a major response to the development of the urban fringes, and have developed an internationally recognisable form. This paper examines the characteristics and assets of such quarters and also considers their impact on the urban populace, and their implications for future urban design work in the inte…
New Britain, new heritage: The consumption of a heritage culture
Each month in Britain marks a further, official, distancing from the past and its memorials, as we move closer to the selected Millennium marker. Heritage has a particularly low profile at present with policies for destruction of the House of Lords encouraging increasing ridicule aimed at legacies from the past. In terms of media coverage, at least, the heritage bubble has burst, as indeed it had to. As soon as modest, individual or community, br…
Townscape assessment: The development of a practical tool for monitoring and assessing visual quality in the built environment
‘Townscape’ as an approach to understanding one aspect of quality in the built environment has had mixed fortunes over the last few decades. Nonetheless, it remains a useful category within which the question of how places work at an aesthetic level can be considered. The problem has been, however, the absence of a comprehensive and relatively objective system for recording and representing the findings from townscape evaluation in the field. Thi…
Geography (17 works) · Economic geography (7 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (6 works) · Perception (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Environmental planning (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Environmental ethics (4 works) · History (4 works)