Current PhD research
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Rana Abdollahi Rizi
Rana Abdollahi Rizi’s research investigates buildings envelope design considering occupants' behaviour and their comfort for building energy efficiency
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Olabisi Ololade Ajiferuke
Developing an Artificial Intelligence Cost Decision Support System for Construction Projects: Towards Improving Cost Management
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Pelpuo Rashid Alhassan
An Integrated Low-carbon Building Material Environment Visibility Prototype
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Jiaxiang Bai
Bridging Structural Holes in Project Management: Collaborative Intelligence as a Bridge for Knowledge Transfer
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Ian Bowman
The history of applied architectural paint colours and decorative schemes on the exteriors of New Zealand buildings 1840-1925
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Xiaohui Chen
Revisiting Publicness: Navigating Spatial Justice in Public Open Spaces Under Private Development
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Daniel Coombes
Witnessing Landscape Contemplation: Three arrivals of contemplation in Aotearoa re-enacted through a Pākehā landscape practice
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Thathsarani de Silva
Towards Developing an Area-Based Landscape Character Assessment Methodology for Sri Lanka
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Laura Dunham
Beyond Site and Screen: The Magic Lantern and Effecting Change in New Zealand’s Built Environment, 1880–1950
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Maxwell Fobi Kontor
Confluence of Urban Informality and Climate Change: Examining the resilience of informal settlements to heat stress in Ghana
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Cansu Inal Kaynar
Examining the Effect of Reusing Heritage Buildings on the Resilience of Small-Town Centres in New Zealand
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Jie Jin
Enhancing Pedestrian Interaction in Public Spaces: Integrating Geo-located AR Technology with Street Performance
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Yutong Jin
Exploring Awe and Spirituality in Virtual Reality: Integrating Buddhist Elements into Digital Monumental Architecture
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Hirda Khalid
Indoor Overheating Risks: Window Design Framework for Multi-Unit Urban Dwellings
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Raphaël Lambotte
WHAT IS COMING: Ce qui arrive
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Yanxin Liu
Identify the role of urban agriculture in enhancing post-disaster food security through vegetable production in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington
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Yunxi Liu
Optimising Low-Toxicity Material Selection: Enhancing BIM for Sustainable Commercial Design
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Leandro López
Leandro's research investigates how hidden river features and characteristics can inform landscape architecture design methods.
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Thirumarban Madhavaraman
AI in the cost planning of Project Management
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Giulia Marchesini
Educational Marine Areas: when culture and nature interact through Education for Sustainable Development in Polynesia and beyond
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Willy Missack
Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaption and Wellbeing in Vanuatu
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Gehad Mohamed
Material Passport Adoption in New Zealand’s Construction Industry.
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Negar Nazaralhouei
Constraints to The Adoption of Earth Building in New Zealand
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Chaudhry Nouman Ali
A rule-based automated plan approval system of single-story timber homes according to the NZ building code using CNN and GAN
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Ivy (Huixin) Peng
Towards More Consistent and Transparent Toxicity Assessment within Life Cycle Assessment in the Building Sector
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Asma Rashidi Mohammadi
Harmonising Timber life-cycle Informed by Kaupapa Māori: Unveiling Te Ako Torowhānui
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Maria Rodgers
(Re)Planting te taiao in urban Aotearoa New Zealand
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Masi (Masoumeh) Shiran
Environmental Impact Assessment of Retrofit Strategies for Residential Buildings in New Zealand: Focusing on Carbon Emissions, Moisture Risk, and Overheating
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Sneha Shroff
Cost of circular construction in New Zealand
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Wanfeng Si
Architecture as a proto-organism
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Judith Heshani Silva
Investigating the role of Urban Heritage sites in fostering Sustainable Urban Development in Sri Lanka: a Community-Centered approach
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Ryan Simpson
Returning Samoa to a low-carbon built environment
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Saikumar Singh
Transnational Identity & Faith-Based Consumerism: an investigation into pilgrim identities & faith-based hospitality architecture in 21st century pilgrim towns
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Alexis Sutherland
Retrofit of Buildings for Flood Resilience and Adaptability
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Jinyi Tang
Optimizing the Walkability of Streets in Age-Friendly Neighborhoods from a Cross-Cultural Perspective
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Sachithra Thilakarathne
Remote Work: Reshaping Physical Space in the Post-Pandemic Era
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Mengke Wang
Policy Impacts on the Spatiotemporal Evolution of Urban Villages: A Case Study of Zhengzhou
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Qingqing (Stella) Yang
Bio-procedural 3D Printing: Applying Living Systems to Digital Fabrication for Symbiotic Architecture
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Chengcheng Yin
Virtual Homelands: Examining the Potential of VR Landscapes to alleviate Homesickness for International Students
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Xin Zhang
Enabling Digital Twin Cities to Better Support Social Dialogue on Urban Changes
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Yuwei Lu
A Comparative Study of Permaculture as a Socio-Ecological Model for Wellbeing in New Zealand and China
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Yating Song
The impact of virtual tourism landscapes on the stress levels of urban residents
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Xiaoya Liu
Stability as a Misplaced Practice of Care
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Yuanming Xing
Rural Aging Landscapes in New Zealand and China: Political and Policy Frameworks Shaping Public Space in Multicultural Contexts