谢晶 博士生导师,建筑学和城市设计副教授
建筑与建筑环境系 / 理工学院



联系方式 办公室
理工楼328

校园
宁波诺丁汉大学

地址
中国宁波泰康东路199号

电话
+86 (0)574 8818 0000-6340

邮箱
Jing.xie@nottingham.edu.cn



学历
博士, 澳洲新南威尔士大学
硕士, 澳洲新南威尔士大学
工程学士, 浙江大学

个人简介
谢晶(景)博士自1996年起一直从事建筑与城市设计工作。作为一名建筑设计师，他在中国和澳大利亚参与过很多当地、国家乃至国际上的多个获奖项目。
在加入宁波诺丁汉大学之前，谢景自2008年起在新南威尔士大学从事教学（建筑设计主课）与研究工作。谢景的研究兴趣是建筑历史和理论。他的研究重点是在中国传统建筑,城市形态和社会生活。谢景的英文学术专著有《中国的都市化：唐宋时期城市形态和生活的研究》(World Scientific, 2020);《遗产保护引导下的中国城市更新》（Routledge, 2017,与Tim Heath教授一起)。目前谢景正从事的一个研究项目是关于中国的建筑遗产澡井和斗拱的起源，发展，保护和应用。
谢景的绝大多数论文都发表在国际最权威的建筑和城市设计学术期刊上，例如:Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians,The Journal of Architecture,和Journal of Urban Design。而且谢景还担任了国际顶级学术期刊The Journal of Architecture,arq: Architectural Research Quarterly,Journal of Urban History和Geoforum的审阅人。
2016年宁波市政府成立城市发展战略委员会，谢景被任命为委员会委员，参与市重大城市规划，城市设计，和建筑项目的评审会议。谢景也被任命为浙江省城市设计专委会委员,引领城市设计的实践和学术活动。


教学
Architectural Humanities I: History of Architectural meaning from Antiquity to the Present Day
Architecture Design Studio
Urban Design Theory


研究方向
中国历史建筑和遗产保护
中国城市发展历史和遗产保护
建造环境的社会与文化可持续性


奖项 / 专利
Selected Design Projects 2007-2008, Coca-Cola Place, 40 Mount street, North Sydney (withRice Daubney, built)
-2011 PCA Best Sustainable Development in Australia-New buildings, Baulderstone Award.
-2011 PCA NSW Development of the Year Award, Rider Levett Buknall Innovation and excellence Award.
-2011 AIA NSW Awards Commercial Building Commendation for Outstanding Architecture.
-2010 Development of the Year, Urban Taskforce Development Excellence Awards 2010
-2010 The Australian property Institute NSW Excellence in Property Awards, Dexus Property Group Environmental Development Award.
-2010 Master Builders Association NSW, Excellence in Energy Efficiency Award.
2007, Chatswood Transport Precinct, Sydney (withDesignInc, partially built)
- National architecture competition First Prize
2007, Orange Base Hospital, Bloomfield, NSW (withDesignInc, built)
- National architecture competition First Prize
2006, North Sydney Bus shelter and Greenwood entrance, Sydney.
- International design competition, in the shortlist and public exhibition.
2006, Wuhan CBD masterplanning, China (withDesignInc).
- International competition First Prize
2005, Ningbo Commercial Bank Headquarters Building in Yingzhou district, China(withHC Consultants, built).
- International competition First Prize
2002, Hangzhou Commercial Bank Headquarters Building, China (withHC Consultants, built).
- International competition First Prize


发表文章
BooksJing Xie, The Origin and Development of Dougong and Zaojing in Early China, Anthem Press, forthcoming.
Jing Xie, Chinese Urbanism: Urban Form and Life in the Tang-Song Dynasties, World Scientific, 2020.
Jing Xie and Tim Heath, Heritage-led Urban Regeneration in China, London and New York: Routledge, 2017.
Refereed Journal Papers & Book Chapters (selected)
Jing Xie, forthcoming, Pillar of Heaven: the Symbolic Function of Column-and-Bracket Sets in the Han Dynasty, Architectural History (the journal of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain).
Jing Xie, 2019, From earth to heaven: the origin and development of zaojing in early China, arq: Architectural Research Quarterly, vol.23, no. 4, pp.349-363; https://doi.org/10.1017/S**00307
Jing Xie and Mengbi Li, 2019, Cultural Meanings of dougong in early Bronze Vessels 早期青铜器斗拱之文化含义探讨,Wenwu Jianzhu文物建筑 [Traditional Architecture],no.12, pp. 29-38.
Jing Xie and Wu Deng, 2017, Socialist architecture in Mao’s model village: a case study of Qinyong Village in Ningbo, The Journal of Architecture, vol.22, no.2, pp.293-327.
Jing Xie and Tim Heath, 2017, Conservation and revitalization of historic streets in China: Pingjiang Street, Suzhou, Journal of Urban Design, vol.22, no.4, pp. 455-476.
Jing Xie and Wu Deng, 2016, Ningbo Qinyong Village: Architectural Heritage of a Dazhai-type Model Village 宁波勤勇村:一个大寨样板村的建筑遗产, Jianzhu shi 建筑师[The Architect], no.184, pp.36-44.
Jing Xie, 2016, Transcending the Limitations of Physical Form: a Case Study of Cang Lang Pavilion, The Journal of Architecture, vol. 21, no. 5, pp.691-718. (Being selected as “the journal’s most important articles of the last ten years” and republished in Special Issue: 20th Anniversary Anthology, Part 2)
Jing Xie, 2016, Disembodied Historicity: Southern Song Imperial Street in Hangzhou, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, vol. 75, no. 2, pp. 182-200. DOI:10.1525/jsah.2016.75.2.182
Jing Xie and Tim Heath, 2016, Conservation and revitalization of historic streets in China: Pingjiang Street, Suzhou, Journal of Urban Design, https://doi.org/10.1080/**.2016.**.
Jing Xie, 2016, “Urban Experiences of China: Past & Present,” in: Beyond the Market: Building Sino-Latin American Cultural Relations, eds. Tenorio, R., Tang, Y.T, Loo, Y.M, Pino-Ojeda, W. (Ningbo: University of Nottingham).
Jing Xie, 2013, Social Meanings of Halls and Pavilions in Song dynasty 建筑的“亭”与“堂”在宋代的社会意义, China Studies 中国研究, no.16, pp.50-66.
Jing Xie, 2013, Transcending the Limitations of Physical Form: a Case Study of Cang Lang Pavilion, The Journal of Architecture, vol.18, no.2, pp.297-324.
Jing Xie, 2012, “Diversity and Mixed Use: Lessons from Medieval China,” in: The Urban Wisdom of Jane Jacobs, eds. Sonia Hirt and Diane Zahm (London & New York: Routledge), chapter 11, pp.150-167.
Jing Xie, 2012, Human Dimensions of the Street: the Origin and Formation of Traditional Chinese Street in Tang-Song Period, Journal of Urban Design, vol. 17, no. 3, pp. 443–469.
Jing Xie, 2010, Space Control and Emancipation: A Brief Inquiry into Zoning and Mixed-use Spaces, The Global Studies Journal, vol.3, no.1, pp. 203-211.