Daniel Good

Daniel Good is a Research Fellow at the Department of Architecture and Design, Polytechnic University of Turin. His work focuses on architectural heritage conservation, adaptive reuse projects, and community-led restoration initiatives. He investigates the intersection of well-being, sustainable development, and cultural heritage, with a particular emphasis on post-institutional buildings like former psychiatric hospitals and orphanages.

• Publications: 15 most recent articles address topics such as heritage reuse, social inclusion, and NEB (New European Bauhaus) frameworks.
• Key Themes: Urban regeneration, cultural value assessment, and bottom-up project design.

His research employs a well-being-centric approach to evaluate heritage reuse quality, proposing dashboard models for promoters. He has contributed to international conferences and journals, collaborating with teams on industrial heritage, vineyard landscapes, and Savoy royal residences.