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Golf course design
(University of Canterbury, 1979)
Fulfilling the intended objectives
of developing a design
proposal for an 18 hole championship
golf course, involves
several stages of investigation.
It is intended, firstly, to
research the physical requirements
and ...
Caring for history from a landscape architectural perspective: how to treasure the heritage landscape of Yuan Ming Yuan in modern Beijing
(Lincoln University, 2017-02-20)
Heritage and landscape are two important aspects of individual life and broad collective memory and identity. And when heritage and landscape join together, they become an even richer field of investigation. Heritage ...
The treatment, planting and maintenance of dry banks in the Auckland area
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1974)
An endeavour will be made to more accurately define what constitutes a dry bank as specifically relating to the area being studied. Aridity and the factors that contribute to this condition will be discussed along with its ...
Cultural identity and local narratives: the roles of landscape architecture and public art
(Lincoln University, 2017-03-10)
Landscape architecture and public art both have a role to play in the development of cities to make them meaningful. However, the way in which places become meaningful can be very different between these two types of ...
Design and representation in landscape architecture: imagining place
(Lincoln University, 2017-08-31)
This research explores designing through representation of place, focussing on the experiential dimensions of landscape architecture. The context for the research is two national parks, in very different geographic locations, ...
Simple but complex
(AGM Publishing., 2002-07)
Memorials are often manifested in monuments.
Landscape architecture, however, views
environments as patterns. Rather than focusing
on objects in space, as architecture often
relates to landscape, landscape architects
endeavor ...
Modern regionalism
(AGM Publishing., 2000-07)
Bruno Gilmour, a landscape architecture student was introduced to critical
regionalism philosophy through a design theory
paper at Lincoln University. Bruno realised the
potential for critical regionalism to bind his ...
Artscape in the Hearthcote Valley
(AGM Publishing., 2003-09)
The fusion of art and the ecological
environmental ethos lies at the heart of Wendy Duggan's 2002 Major Design project at
Lincoln University. In an attempt to restore
the ecological health of the neglected
Christchurch ...
Resuscitating dead space
(AGM Publishing, 2002-09)
The author comments on a student's major design project which focuses on
the revitalisation of the Symonds Street Cemetery. Leigh Wilson's design project takes advantage of
the unique cultural and physical site characteristic ...
Reclaim: reveal, record – Glenbrook Steel Mill
(Lincoln University., 2008)
The Glenbrook Steel Mill is one of New Zealand’s largest industrial sites currently producing 650,000 tonnes of high grade steel per year,
and employing as many as 2500 permanent and temporary staff at any one time. The ...