• Nation, city, place: Rethinking nationalism 

  Egoz, Yael S. (Landscape Review, 2007)

  In the past two decades academic interest in, and discussion of, identity and place mainly arose in the context of globalisation, its drive to homogenise culture and the role architecture may play in resisting the negative ...

• Landscape assessment in New Zealand: Background and current issues 

  Swaffield, Simon R. (Lincoln University, 1999)

  One result of the growth in environmental awareness in the latter half of the twentieth century has been the recognition in New Zealand legislation of a public interest in landscape. The focus of environmental and landscape ...

• Urban comfort in a future compact city: Analysis of open-space qualities in the rebuilt Christchurch central city 

  Tavares, Silvia; Swaffield, Simon R. (Lincoln University, 2017-12-07)

  The increase in urban population has required cities to rethink their strategies for minimising greenhouse gas impacts and adapting to climate change. While urban design and planning policy have been guided by principles ...

• The impact of the relationship between the customer and the software development team on the outcome of a software development project 

  Ghimire, Dipendra (Lincoln University, 2017-07-31)

  Agile software is a collection of software development methods based on iterative and incremental development processes. In an Agile software development approach, the requirements and solutions are obtained through the ...

• Contested landscapes: An exploration into street-based sex work and its implications for urban design in Christchurch, New Zealand 

  Drury, Glenys (Lincoln University, 2018-02-28)

  New Zealand’s legal framework decriminalising sex work is unique. It supports sex worker rights and allows multi-agency co-operation to develop and implement a range of ‘street safety’ initiatives. However, regardless of ...

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