In the last two decades of the twentieth century, planning pedagogy in New Zealand responded to broader intellectual and social trends, and, arguably, indirect political pressures, with a turn or return, depending upon one’s view of planning history, to m ...

In recent years a number of statutes have been enacted or drafted which purport to bring fundamental reform to the management of natural and physical resources in this country. Most contain clauses which state that the relevant management practices will b ...

Viewed positively or negatively, the Levittown image of suburbia often stands as the quintessential expression of this form of housing settlement in the latter half of the twentieth century. The image is one of privately-funded developments characterized ...

This discussion focuses upon the recent architect-led movement known as "new urbanism" or "neo-traditionalist" planning. Its proponents claim that it "addresses many of the ills of our current sprawl development patterns, while returning to a cherished (A ...