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	RESEARCH To keep abreast of the latest developments,and investigate areas of importance where no information exists, SBE maintains an active research profile. Many of these investigations are developed into papers as detailed below: Click on these links to go straight to the following sections below: BOOK / PAPERS LIST PUBLICATIONS BY OTHERS TEACHING AND LECTURING
	BOOK / PAPERS LIST Books Small Solar Buildings in cool northern climates, Architectural Press, London, 1981 Oppenheim, D.J., Papers Oppenheim, D., Luther, M., Learning from measurement , Proceedings, ISES 2001, ISES Conference, November 2001, Adelaide Oppenheim, D., The Bairnsdale House, Proceedings, Solar 2000, ANZSES Conference, December 2000, Brisbane Oppenheim, D.J., ESD Possibilities for Public Housing, Proceedings, Office of Housing Seminar, June 2000. Luther, M. and Oppenheim, D. Assessing Thermal Comfort and Energy Consumption in School Classrooms, Proceedings, PLEA 2000, July 2000, Cambridge, UK Luther, M, Oppenheim, D and Fry, C., An approach to investigating bioclimatic performance for school buildings, Proceedings, Solar 99, ANZSES Conference, December 1999, Geelong Oppenheim, D., Luther, M., Daylight monitoring at Park Ridge Primary School, Proceedings, Solar 99, ANZSES Conference, December 1999, Geelong Oppenheim, D.J., Waste minimisation, RAIA Vic Chapter magazine ‘Architect’ January/February 1998, pp22 and 23 Oppenheim, D.J., Daylight for small office buildings: an integrated approach for architects and engineers, Proceedings for the 1998 AIRAH International Conference “Global Warming – are you ready for the Challenge, 6-8 April 1998, Sydney. Published in the proceedings on CD and reprinted in AIRAH Journal, October 1998, pp 18-21 Oppenheim, D.J., Natural Ventilation, Proceedings for the 1997 ESD Conference in Architecture and Building, 27-28 October 1997, Melbourne Oppenheim, D.J., Ecologically sustainable development: an architect’s approach, Proceedings of Pathways to Sustainability Conference, June 1997, p 332 (abstract) published by City of Newcastle, Newcastle Oppenheim, D.J., Characteristics of Green Office Buildings, Architect Victoria, October 1996, pp 16-17 Oppenheim, D. J., Antipodean Building Efficiency - Energy, Environment and Economics Conference, Melbourne, November 1995 Oppenheim, D.J., What is the Reality in the Building Sector (Non residential) - Proceedings of International Energy Agency Future Buildings Forum, Lake Constance, Switzerland, May 1995, pp 107 - 116 Oppenheim, D. J., Energy Efficient Office Building, Canberra - Cutting Energy Costs Conference, Sydney, April 1995 Oppenheim, D.J., Energy Efficient Office Building, Canberra - Proceedings, Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (ANZSES) November/December, 1994, pp 367 - 370 Oppenheim, D.J., Daylight, life and form giver to architecture - International Energy Agency Daylight in Buildings International Workshop, Sydney, November 1994 Oppenheim, D.J., Sustainable Architecture as a Teaching Model - Science Update Seminar, Melbourne, August 1994 Oppenheim, D.J., Here, There and Everywhere - RAIA (Qld) Winter School, July 1994, pp 1-11 Oppenheim, D.J. and Treloar, G., Towards the Extreme-High Mass Buildings in Temperate Australia - Proceedings of PLEA 94, July 1994 Oppenheim, D.J., Energy Efficient School Design, Proceedings of Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE), Australian and New Zealand Third regional Conference, February 1994, pp Oppenheim 1 - 8 Oppenheim, D.J., Watts in Green Substances - the first ACF Green Home and the Australian Sustainable materials Group - Proceedings, Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (ANZSES) December, 1993, pp 75 - 80 Oppenheim, D.J., Whatkatauki: Sustainable Design- accepted paper for New Zealand Institute of Architects National Conference, August 1993 Oppenheim, D.J., Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings - Proceedings in Energy in Buildings Conference, TAS Magazine, May 1993, pp 29 - 30 Oppenheim, D.J., Designing for the Body and the Soul - Development Now, Spiritual Connections in Architecture - Conscious Living, September 1992 Oppenheim, D.J., Residential or Non-Residential - A new approach to determining climate dominated or internal load dominated buildings Proceedings, Passive Low Energy Architecture (PLEA) 92, August 1992 Oppenheim, D.J., Towards an ESD house - Solar design and spiritual connections - Proceedings , Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (ANZSES) 1992, pp 167 - 177 Oppenheim, D.J., Solar Thermal Energy Systems - an eight part lecture series United Nations Project SYR/88/007 project report, November 1991 Oppenheim, David, Eco Design - Head, Heart or Hand?, Keynote address - Proceedings, EcoDesign 1 Conference, Melbourne, October 1991, pp 24 - 29 Oppenheim, D.J., The Axis Mundi and Solar Architecture unpublished paper, October 1991 Oppenheim, D.J. and Bellemore, B, Casuarina - School of Light Proceedings, Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (ANZSES) 1991 Conference, pp 187 - 192 Oppenheim, D.J., Energy Efficiency and Quality Office Environments - Building Design Implications proceedings, Energy Efficiency and Quality Office Environments, UNSW, Solarch, 1990 Oppenheim, D.J . Approaching energy efficient design in an office and a house Architecture Bulletin May 1990, p7 Oppenheim, D.J., The Green Resort - A Climatic Analysis unpublished proceedings of "The Green Resort Conference" held at Coffs Harbour 1990, pp 3.1 - 3.4 Oppenheim, D.J. , Sacred Architecture and Solar Buildings Proceedings ANZSES 1990 Conference, p69 Oppenheim, D.J., The All Australian House - Doing it for Bob Proceedings ANZSES 1989 Conference, p4 * Oppenheim, D.J., Jung, thermal mass and the mid-life crisis ANZSES Buildings Group 1989 Conference, unpublished papers * Oppenheim, D. J., Turn the lights off - school is in ANZSES Buildings Group 1989 Conference, unpublished papers * Oppenheim, D.J., An Entrant in the Melbourne Low Energy House Competition, 2000 AD Solar Progress Vol. 9, No 3, September 1988, pp 5 - 6 Oppenheim, D.J., Climatic Responsive Design The final report for the 1987 ACI Sisalation/ Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) Scholarship, available from the RAIA, Canberra, 1988 Oppenheim, D.J., Ventilation for Cool and Comfort Solar Progress, pp 18 - 19 Oppenheim, D.J., Skin and Skeleton - the Building Designer's Response to Varying Climatic Conditions Proceedings ANZSES 1987 Conference, pp 347 - 351 Oppenheim, D.J., Design of Residential Swimming Pool Enclosures Proceedings ANZSES 1986 Conference pp 266 – 271
	PUBLICATIONS BY OTHERS “Catalyst” television program, Channel 2, 11 October 2001, Report on Bairnsdale House Bendigo Advertiser, August 4, 2001, p14 Taylor Oppenheim scoop Sustainable award The Geelong Advertiser, 22 October 1999, Deakin Students warm to solar challenge The Australian Magazine, May 29-30, 1999, p33 - 36 Much Ado About Energy (one of five experts interviewed) Evan McHugh L’Architettura Naturale, 4/99, pp 26-29 Edifici per uno sviluppo sostenibile The Weekend Australian, Oct 3-4, 1998, p10 Costs push energy out the window, Jennifer Sexton The Sunday Age, 14 June 1998, Green architecture with spirit, Jeanne Marie Cilento Home Beautiful, March 1997, pp 8 - 13 A spiralling success Julie Oliver Architect, Awards 1996 Daylesford House - Architect, Awards 1996, p 34 Hollo, Nick, Warm House – Cool House Choice Books, Marrackville, 1995, pp94 –5 (Daylesford House), pp166-7 (ACF Green Home) Douglas, Michelle, Solar with a twist - Soft Technology, No 52, pp 21-24, July-September 1995 International Energy Agency CADDET, Light tunnel for natural daylighting of Australian school, AU92.002/3C.F02, June 1992 Kodama, Yuichiro et al (editors) Park Ridge Primary School - Process: Architecture, No 98, September 1991, Tokyo
	TEACHING AND LECTURING David Oppenheim RAIA 2001 Invited speaker at RAIA Leaders course on leadership and sustainability Deakin University 1996 - Appointed senior lecturer to teach sustainable design and environmental science CIBSE 1994 Invited speaker at CIBSE Australia and New Zealand Regional Conference in Sydney RAIA 1994 Keynote speaker at RAIA (Qld) Winter School Deakin University 1993 Appointed lecturer and teaching in third year design studio concentrating on sustainable architecture and in environmental science RMIT, 1993 Invited lecturer for 13 week course on energy technology Solar Energy Information Centre 1992 Invited lecturer for the inaugural Clarry Small The Grange, TAFE, Tasmania 1992 Invited lecturer to prepare and present an eight part week end workshop on solar and environmental design Melbourne College of Decoration 1992 Invited lecturer to prepare and present for 8 week Environmental Design Course RMIT 1991 Keynote speaker at EcoDesign conference at RMIT Deakin University 1991 - 1992 Invited visiting design lecturer Greentown Project 1991 Invited lecturer at Greentown Conference RMIT 1991and on going Invited lecturer on latest concepts in energy efficient architecture Energy Victoria, Australia 1991- 1992 Invited lecturer on Solar Efficient Design of Buildings United Nations 1991 Consultant for solar lectures series in Damascus, Syria UNSW, Sydney, Australia 1990 Invited lecturer on energy efficient non- residential architecture Solar Course, Coffs Harbour 1990 Two day solar design course TSIT, Launceston, Australia 1990 Invited lecturer on green resorts Queensland University, Brisbane 1989 Design assessor at end of year Melbourne University, Melbourne 1980 - 1981 Design tutor Deakin University, Geelong 1980 - 1981 Visiting lecturer on solar design and tour leader of solar buildings to south-west USA Sogesta Solar School, Italy 1979 Solar seminars Ceridwen owen Melbourne University 2002 Guest critic on 5th year final design review Deakin University 2002 Guest critic on 3rd year final design review RAIA National Convention 2002 Invited speaker on marketing of sustainability Melbourne University 2002 Presentation of PhD research Deakin University 2002 Invited lecture on green Aesthetics University of Melbourne 2002 Invited lecture on sustainable public housing design Monash University 2002 Invited lecture on green Aesthetics University of Melbourne 2002 Invited lecture on green Aesthetics Sustainable Living Fair 2001 Invited speaker on environmentally appropriate materials University of Melbourne 2001 Environmental design tutor (3rd year) University of Melbourne 2001 Invited lecture on sustainable public housing design University of Melbourne 2001 Invited lecture on ecophilosophy and design University of Melbourne 2001 Guest critic on 5th year mid-year design review Sustainable building workshop 2000 Lecture on environmentally appropriate materials Deakin University 2000 Guest critic on 2nd year mid-year design review University of Queensland 1999 Presentation of research into rammed earth at sustainable retreat Sustainable building workshop 1999 Lecture on environmentally appropriate materials Edinburgh University 1992 Design tutor (1st year) JANE TONER RMIT 2000 - 2004 Building Technology 3 (Environmentally Sustainable Design) Tutor RMIT 2004, 2005 Invited guest lecturer on Energy Rating Systems Deakin University 2002, 2003 Guest critic for 3rd year design studio end of year review SunSmart (Cancer Council Victoria) and the Heart Foundation 2004 Healthy Urban Environments - series of 8 workshops Presenting on "Sustainable Shade in Community Environments"