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50 Years of Construction Camps and Single Purpose Towns in the South

Kinsella, Fleur (Victoria University of Wellington, 2012)

This thesis aims to ascertain lessons which can be learnt from the provision of accommodation at a progression of hydro projects in the south of New Zealand. Seven case studies have been distilled from a wide range (and ...
Celebrating Difference: Architectural Conflation within an Urban Fabric

Anderson, Casey (Victoria University of Wellington, 2011)

Celebrating Difference questions New Zealand’s current civic architecture, and the way we will design these environments in the future. This thesis explores various cultural literary precedents supported by two detailed ...
The Digital Design Coach Enhancing Design Conversations in Architectural Education

Bailey, Rohan O'Neil (Victoria University of Wellington, 2005)

Changes in society, technology, and practice have created a significant demand for architectural graduates who can balance practical concerns with critical and abstract thinking. The current model of architectural education ...
Moving Forwards, Looking Backwards: Re-Contextualising Maori Concepts and Understandings of the Living Environment.

Scott, Hana (Victoria University of Wellington, 2010)

Māori have a unique relationship with the built as a living environment; it is a being—an ancestor, to be respected. Michael Linzey in his essay; ‘Speaking to and talking about Māori Architecture’, distinguishes Maori ...
Simulation of Imagined Realities: Environmental Design Decision Support Tools in Architecture

Donn, Michael Robert (Victoria University of Wellington, 2004)

The spur for this research was a lack of use by architecture practitioners of the environmental design decision support tools (eddst’s) they learn to use during their education. It was hypothesised that lessons for the ...
Traditional Javanese Residential Architecture Designs and Thermal Comfort. A Study Using a Computational Fluid Dynamics Program to Explore, Analyse, and Learn from the Traditional Designs for Thermal Comfort

Satwiko, Prasasto (Victoria University of Wellington, 1999)

This thesis grows out of a desire to understand, in building science terms, the environmental features of traditional building design practices on Yogyakarta Special Region (Indonesia). The construction of traditional ...