• Memory, Victims and Place : Memorialisation of sorrow caused by conflict, and violence, mass shooting, and war. Five case studies: Colombia, Mexico, New Zealand, the USA, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Landscape Architecture at Lincoln University 

  Walker, Yeimy (Lincoln University, 2020)

  How might the memorialisation of sorrow caused by violence and conflict, mass shooting, or war be expressed? Moreover, how can existing memorial languages be useful to memorialise the open wounds of the victims? Memorials ...

• A network analysis of how neonicotinoids have become embedded in New Zealand's agricultural practices : A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Natural Resources Management and Ecological Engineering 

  Scott, Thomas (Lincoln University, 2020)

  This thesis uses tools from within the expansive area of scholarship known as Actor-Network Theory (ANT) to describe the material relations contributing to the on-going use -or discontinuation- of neonicotinoids in NZ’s ...

• Conjectural ‘landscape cities’ and the gap of imagination 

  Abbott, Michael R.; Roncken, P.; Lee, W.; Pickett, Tenille (School of Landscape Architecture, Lincoln University, 2018-08-22)

  This report discusses the results and layout of a design research studio focused on applying methods related to speculation and imagination. Three main findings are presented: a review of six methods that can direct ...

• Why landscape architecture? 

  Swaffield, Simon R. (Lincoln University, 2011-12-24)

  The big question in the discipline of landscape architecture hides within a deceptively short and simple word – why? The question may be asked by others outside the profession – why should landscape architecture be engaged ...

• Strategizing the methodology in assessing Malaysia's heritage urban river corridor landscapes 

  Abidin, N. A. Z.; Cushing, D.; Lawson, Gillian (IOP Publishing Ltd, 2020-01-03)

  The river corridors of Malaysia's heritage river cities have long been contributing to the livelihood of diverse communities within these places. Recently, the speedy city development progress in Malaysia to accommodate ...

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