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Historic landscape conservation in New Zealand

de Lambert, Rachel (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1985)
The objective in writing this dissertation is to: - Look at the significance of historic landscapes in landscape values. - Explore methods of managing historic landscapes to enhance landscape values and awareness of their existence by the general pu ...
A proposed landscape master plan for Lincoln College campus development

Jackman, A. E. (Lincoln College. Horticulture Department. Landscape Architecture Section., 1971)
In view of a rapidly expanding building programme at Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, it is now the time to consider a reorganisation of the Campus. In order to achieve a pattern for roading, parking, services and building sites an overridin ...
Punakaiki camp ground landscape study

Lincoln College (Lincoln College. Horticulture Department. Landscape Architecture Section., 1976)
Recreation demand on the coastal fringe of South Island between Greymouth and Westport is increasing and there is need for a study of this impact, with particular reference to its probable effect on the camping ground at Punakaiki, and the need to restruc ...
Presentation graphics

de la Mare, D. T. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)
Presentation graphics begin and end on the drawing board but their implications in Landscape Architecture are far reaching. They mark the pivotal point from where design on the drawing board ends and design on the ground begins. They are also the point wh ...
Preservation and usage of the Cook Strait foreshore

De Ruiter, Jacob (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1974)
General introduction comparing natural and industrialised areas. Illustrating those worthy of preservation and development as recreational areas, and pointing out neglect and destruction due to interference in the natural ecology. And from this appraisal ...
River in the landscape : a study outlining a visual classification system for use in the riverscape

Evans, B. H. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1976-11)
The purpose of this study is to cover two aspects of the riverscape: (1.) to utilise a method of visual classification designed for specific use in the riverscape. and (2.) to analyse the elements which compose the riverscape and the interrelatio ...
Towards a barrier-free environment

Mexted, Gill (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1981)
To date, the outdoor designed environment has seen little input of Barrier-Free design principles. Partly the result of illinformed designers, partly the fault of ineffectual legislation, but mainly the result of environmental barriers, the great outdoors ...
The Avon Loop

Menzies, Annabel (University of Canterbury, 1980)
This study looks at environmental improvement in respect to a specific area of residential housing, the Avon Loop. As part of the attempt to achieve a more holistic approach, not only the physical factors are studied but also the concepts of community and ...
The Kelburn connection

Williams, Julia (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1978)
The city is an active organism that needs to link the past with the present. The city must have functional order and must cater for the needs of those who live in it. But the city must also preserve some continuity in time. The speed of modern development ...
Examination of the landscape local to Wanaka with particular reference to the development of Pembroke Park

Rough, P. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1973)
The Department of Lands and Survey, and the Wanaka Islands Domain Board, are concerned that the scenic character of the landscape local to Wanaka is retained whilst catering for increasing recreational pressure and changing resource uses. To achieve th ...