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Rautaki HoahoaDesign and Planning

Ko ngā rangahau e arotahi ana ki ngā mahi waihanga whare, ngā akoranga hāpai taiao toitū, me te mahi māhere hāpori, ka whai hua mō ngā kaupapa e wero ana i te taumata o te whai whare noho.

Ka whakamārama hoki i te whakaaro e whai tikangatia ai te whakahounga taiao me te māhere hāpori. Kia whakatōmenetia ai tātou i ngā rautaki hoahoa, ngā mahi waihanga whare toitū me ngā kaupapa whakamana hāpori, e whakanui ana te rangahau nei i ngā mehanga whare noho e arotau ana ki te oranga tonutanga o te tangata me te tiaki taiao.
Ko te mea nui hoki kia tūtūki pai i ēnei whainga, me whai rautaki ako torowhānui kia pāhekohekotia ai te mahi.
Mā ēnei rautaki, ka whakawhanake ai i ngā hāpori manawaroa, te kaitiakitanga o te taiao me te whakaaro whakawhāiti o te marea.

English

Research in architecture, sustainability, environmental studies, and community planning plays a pivotal role in addressing housing challenges while promoting awareness of environmental restoration and infrastructure.

By exploring innovative design strategies, sustainable building practices, and community-driven approaches, this research aims to create housing solutions that prioritize both human well-being and environmental conservation in a holistic and integrated manner. It contributes to the development of resilient, environmentally conscious, and socially inclusive communities for a sustainable future.

Ngā rawa o ngā rautaki hoahoaResources for Design and Planning

A Mobile Sense of Place: Exploring a Novel Mixed Methods User-centred Approach to Capturing Data on Urban Cycling Infrastructure

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Publication

Assessing Environmental Sustainability Outcomes at Neighbourhood Scale: A Post-occupancy Evaluation of Hobsonville Point, Auckland

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Toolkit

The Disruptive Mobility and the Potential for Land Reclamation: The Case of Auckland’s CBD and Other Metropolitan Centres

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Case Study

Unlocking Transport Innovation: A Sociotechnical Perspective of the Logics of Transport Planning Decision-making Within the Trial of a New Type of Pedestrian Crossing

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Publication

Australia and New Zealand Association of Planning Schools Conference, 1-3 November 2018: Conference Theme: “Decisions, Decisions”

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Publication

Remaking Community: Building Principles of Communal Tenure Into Contemporary Housing Developments

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Toolkit

Crowdsourcing The Character of a Place: Character-level Convolutional Networks for Multilingual Geographic Text Classification

VIEW

Publication

Assessing Environmental Sustainability Outcomes at Neighbourhood Scale: A Post-occupancy Evaluation of Hobsonville Point, Auckland

VIEW

Toolkit

Crowdsourcing The Character of a Place: Character-level Convolutional Networks for Multilingual Geographic Text Classification

VIEW

Toolkit

A Mobile Sense of Place: Exploring a Novel Mixed Methods User-centred Approach to Capturing Data on Urban Cycling Infrastructure

VIEW

Publication

The Disruptive Mobility and the Potential for Land Reclamation: The Case of Auckland’s CBD and Other Metropolitan Centres

VIEW

Publication

Unlocking Transport Innovation: A Sociotechnical Perspective of the Logics of Transport Planning Decision-making Within the Trial of a New Type of Pedestrian Crossing

VIEW

Publication

Australia and New Zealand Association of Planning Schools Conference, 1-3 November 2018: Conference Theme: “Decisions, Decisions”

VIEW

Publication

E rangahau ana koe i te aha?What would you like to search for?

Rautaki HoahoaDesign and Planning

Ko ngā rangahau e arotahi ana ki ngā mahi waihanga whare, ngā akoranga hāpai taiao toitū, me te mahi māhere hāpori, ka whai hua mō ngā kaupapa e wero ana i te taumata o te whai whare noho.

Research in architecture, sustainability, environmental studies, and community planning plays a pivotal role in addressing housing challenges while promoting awareness of environmental restoration and infrastructure.

Ngā rawa o ngā rautaki hoahoaResources for Design and Planning

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Urban Wellbeing in Ōtautahi: Inclusivity for All

Kids in the City

Social Impact Assessment: Guidelines for Thriving Regions and Communities

A Mobile Sense of Place: Exploring a Novel Mixed Methods User-centred Approach to Capturing Data on Urban Cycling Infrastructure

Computerising the New Zealand Building Code for Automated Compliance Audit

Delineating Functional Labour Market Areas With Estimable Classification Stabilities

Tools for Sustainable Change: How Can Spatial Decision-Support Tools Support Transformative Urban Regeneration?

Co-design with Young Aucklanders: Eastern Viaduct Renewal & Puhinui Stream Regeneration

Home, Space and Place: A Review of Māori and Indigenous Literature Contributing to Dementia-friendly Housing Design

Assessing Environmental Sustainability Outcomes at Neighbourhood Scale: A Post-occupancy Evaluation of Hobsonville Point, Auckland

Designing Walkable Future Neighbourhoods: Considering Diversity

Suburban Shopping Malls as Spaces for Community Health and Human Flourishing: An Aotearoa New Zealand Case Study

Tūranga Ki Te Marae, E Tau Ana – Reimagining Marae-based Kāinga in Tāmaki Makaurau

Soft Infrastructure for Hard Times

Building Solutions to Enable People with Dementia to Age in Place: A Literature Review

Building for Shared Rental Homes by Non-profit Community Housing Providers: Building Costs

Data Collection, Data Analytics, Data Visualisations and Data Storytelling

Performing Calculative Practices: Residual Valuation, the Residential Development Process and Affordable Housing

The Disruptive Mobility and the Potential for Land Reclamation: The Case of Auckland’s CBD and Other Metropolitan Centres

Living at Density in Hobsonville Point, Auckland: Resident Perceptions

An Architecture of Decision Making for Expertise Mobilisation: Post-earthquake Recovery

Where to go and what to do: Extracting leisure activities from Web data on urban space

Planning for Regeneration in the Town of Oamaru

Tourism-led Settlement Regeneration: Reaching Timaru’s Potential

Concepts of Neighbourhood: A Review of the Literature

Tāmaki Makaurau Cultural Landscapes

Research Briefing: Revealing The Impact of Predictive Models as Decision Support Tools in Environmental Planning

Land Covenants in Auckland and Their Effect on Urban Development

Post-occupancy Evaluation of Neighbourhoods: A Review of the Literature

Unlocking Transport Innovation: A Sociotechnical Perspective of the Logics of Transport Planning Decision-making Within the Trial of a New Type of Pedestrian Crossing

Australia and New Zealand Association of Planning Schools Conference, 1-3 November 2018: Conference Theme: “Decisions, Decisions”

Remaking Community: Building Principles of Communal Tenure Into Contemporary Housing Developments

Crowdsourcing The Character of a Place: Character-level Convolutional Networks for Multilingual Geographic Text Classification

Four Plausible Scenarios for Transport in New Zealand in 2048

A review of specialist role definitions in BIM guides and standards

Transforming the Building Industry: State of Nation Knowledge Report

Resilience, Ageing, and Adapting to Change

Spatial Impacts of Endogenously Determined Infrastructure Investment

Video

Urban Wellbeing in Ōtautahi: Inclusivity for All

Kids in the City

Podcast

Tāmaki Makaurau Cultural Landscapes

Toolkit

Social Impact Assessment: Guidelines for Thriving Regions and Communities

Tools for Sustainable Change: How Can Spatial Decision-Support Tools Support Transformative Urban Regeneration?

Assessing Environmental Sustainability Outcomes at Neighbourhood Scale: A Post-occupancy Evaluation of Hobsonville Point, Auckland

Designing Walkable Future Neighbourhoods: Considering Diversity

Tūranga Ki Te Marae, E Tau Ana – Reimagining Marae-based Kāinga in Tāmaki Makaurau

Building for Shared Rental Homes by Non-profit Community Housing Providers: Building Costs

Data Collection, Data Analytics, Data Visualisations and Data Storytelling

Where to go and what to do: Extracting leisure activities from Web data on urban space

Research Briefing: Revealing The Impact of Predictive Models as Decision Support Tools in Environmental Planning

Crowdsourcing The Character of a Place: Character-level Convolutional Networks for Multilingual Geographic Text Classification

A review of specialist role definitions in BIM guides and standards

Case study

Co-design with Young Aucklanders: Eastern Viaduct Renewal & Puhinui Stream Regeneration

Home, Space and Place: A Review of Māori and Indigenous Literature Contributing to Dementia-friendly Housing Design

Building Solutions to Enable People with Dementia to Age in Place: A Literature Review

Living at Density in Hobsonville Point, Auckland: Resident Perceptions

Publication

A Mobile Sense of Place: Exploring a Novel Mixed Methods User-centred Approach to Capturing Data on Urban Cycling Infrastructure

Computerising the New Zealand Building Code for Automated Compliance Audit

Delineating Functional Labour Market Areas With Estimable Classification Stabilities

Suburban Shopping Malls as Spaces for Community Health and Human Flourishing: An Aotearoa New Zealand Case Study

Soft Infrastructure for Hard Times

Performing Calculative Practices: Residual Valuation, the Residential Development Process and Affordable Housing

The Disruptive Mobility and the Potential for Land Reclamation: The Case of Auckland’s CBD and Other Metropolitan Centres

An Architecture of Decision Making for Expertise Mobilisation: Post-earthquake Recovery

Planning for Regeneration in the Town of Oamaru

Tourism-led Settlement Regeneration: Reaching Timaru’s Potential

Concepts of Neighbourhood: A Review of the Literature

Land Covenants in Auckland and Their Effect on Urban Development

Post-occupancy Evaluation of Neighbourhoods: A Review of the Literature