Past PhD students
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Luca Caiaffa
Magical-Real Drawing: Speculative Architectural Cartographies of One Hundred Years of Solitude
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Johannes van der Wielen
Pushing the Envelope: Optimising building envelope design for the circular economy by quantifying the reutilisation prospects of building materials
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Chenfeng Wang
Culturally Grounded Perceptions of Rural Landscapes: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of ZhuZhen Town and the Wairarapa Region
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Sepideh Afsari Bajestani
Exploring the relationship between place and place-making and creative-led developments.
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Tamaraukuro Tammy Amasuomo
Architects’ perception of the implementation of environmentally sustainable design.
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Zahra Balador
The role of architects in increasing the use of reclaimed and recycled building materials in New Zealand
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David Batchelor
David’s research produces Smart Heritage Principles that converge smart technologies with heritage within local government strategic documents and operations.
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Hamish Beattie
The Space of Discursive Urbanism: Exploring informal settlement upgrading through a “perceptual bridging” approach to participatory design gaming.
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Hossein Behmanesh
Research by postgraduate Architecture student Hossein Behmanesh explores the use of digital tools in planning events in public urban spaces.
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Griffin Cherrill
Tools to assess the risk of internal moisture from timber thermal bridges
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Yiwen Cui
Yiwen's research explores the sense of community in Aotearoa and how participatory planning processes can influence how different ethnic groups perceive it.
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Swarnali Dihingia
The walking tourist: An investigation of people’s perception when walking
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Ged Finch
Developing affordable circular economy solutions for the construction industry.
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Eva Forster-Garbutt
The import, trade and patterns of wallpaper in 19th century New Zealand
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Harry Yi He
Design principles for outdoor wind environment in urban areas.
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Francis Hubbard
Identifying indicators of success in the ‘Build Back Better’ post disaster reconstruction framework
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Sophie Jerram
Sophie's research investigates the relationship between specific artistic encounters and commoning.
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Lateef Ademola Lawal
Spaces for improvement in childbirth recovery care: A case study of postnatal room designs in hospitals.
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Maggie MacKinnon
Regenerative urban habitats
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Germán Molina
Making indoor ‘comfort’ a selling point in the housing market.
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Milad Moradibistouni
Use of zero energy prefabricated Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) as a potential solution to the shortage of housing in New Zealand.
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Oludolapo Ibrahim Olanrewaju
Improving data quality assurance in the construction environment product declaration (EPD) for a reliable whole-building life cycle assessment (WBLCA).
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Oluwatobi Nurudeen Oyefusi
From green to regenerative supply chain management in construction: Development of a robust integrated decision-making approach to facilitate the paradigm shift
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Hossein Panahi
Urban form characteristics and land surface temperature - A spatial analysis of patterns, relationships and scenarios in New Zealand cities
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Armano Papageorge
Autonomous Off-Site Construction: Structurally Optimised and Mass Customisable Building Components.
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Rachel Paschoalin
Renovation of Historic Buildings in New Zealand: Towards a holistic method for reducing environmental impact
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Kasun Perera
Outdoor thermal comfort - An adaptive model to assess thermal comfort in urban outdoors in New Zealand
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Saima Shaikh
Improving housing resilience through Disaster Knowledge Management (DKM) assessment
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Kamiya Varshney
Regenerative architecture: carbon sequestration and habitat provisioning through building design
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Ningfei (Shannon) Xiao
Healing Matrix