Goh Bee Hua

Goh Bee Hua is a senior lecturer at the National University of Singapore (NUS). She received the NUS Overseas Graduate Scholarship to pursue her doctoral study at the University College London in 1994 and obtained her Ph.D. in Building Management in 1997. She had since contributed over 60 research articles to top peer-reviewed journals and several leading conferences in her field, including a book chapter on Green BIM in the Handbook of Research on Building Information Modelling and Construction Informatics. In 2007, she received the Outstanding Academic Achievement Award conferred by the International Federation for Information Processing’s Technical Committee 8.9 on Enterprise Information Systems. In the same year, she also received the Merit Award from the Standards Council of Singapore in recognition of her meritorious service and contribution to the National Standardization Program on Construction IT. She also holds a M.Sc. in Building and B.Sc. in Building (2nd Upper Division) from NUS, and a Diploma in Building (with Merit) from the Singapore Polytechnic. She was practicing as a quantity surveyor before she joined academia.

Publications

Implementing IT Business Strategy in the Construction Industry
Implementing IT Business Strategy in the Construction Industry
Goh Bee Hua. © 2013. 354 pages.
Technology development has provided fundamental benefits of speed, precision, and convenience to common business strategies; providing not only a means for functional...
A BIM Based Application to Support Cost Feasible ‘Green Building‘ Concept Decisions
A BIM Based Application to Support Cost Feasible ‘Green Building‘ Concept Decisions
Goh Bee Hua. © 2011. 27 pages.
The client’s role in leading the change in the construction industry has been widely perceived as crucial and, on the theme of sustainable building, it is advocated that clients...
A BIM Based Application to Support Cost Feasible ‘Green Building' Concept Decisions
A BIM Based Application to Support Cost Feasible ‘Green Building' Concept Decisions
Goh Bee Hua. © 2010. 28 pages.
The client’s role in leading the change in the construction industry has been widely perceived as crucial and, on the theme of sustainable building, it is advocated that clients...