• Garden city 

  Bradbury, Matthew (International Planning History Conference - "Cities of Tomorrow", 2002)

  The announcement that Beijing is to become a Garden City by the opening of the 2008 Olympics shows how powerful and pervasive the idea of the garden city has been in urban development in the 20th and 21st centuries. ...
• Fred Tschopp (1905-1980) landscape architect. New Zealand's first modern practitioner 1929-1932. “Ad astera per apera” 

  Adam, John P.; Bradbury, Matthew (New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Biennial Conference, 2002)

  Fred Tschopp represents the moment that contemporary landscape architecture came to New Zealand. Government and Local Authorities In Wellington, Rotorua and Auckland employed him to create new forms of public utilities - ...
• Unfamiliar terrain: From the paradox of intervention to paradoxical intervention 

  Coombes, Daniel Reginald (Master of Landscape Architecture, 2011)

  Landscape architects are attempting to become complicit or knowingly involved with the nonhuman and human processes which determine the formation of landscape. Because these processes are understood as being indeterminate, ...
• Exploring architectural possibilities with flocking algorithms 

  Popov, Nikolay (GA 2010 – XIII Generative Art Conference, 2010)

  Complexity theory offers a new way of understanding spatial patterns as self-organising morphologies. This provides a promising paradigm for exploring spatial organizations as the emergent outcome of dynamic relations ...
• Landscape systems modelling: A disturbance ecology approach 

  Margetts, Jacqueline; Barnett, Rod; Popov, Nikolay (Systematic Development: Local Solutions in a Global Environment, 13th Annual Australia and New Zealand Systems Conference, 2007)

  This paper reports on research which explores the modelling of landscape systems over time using multiagent simulation (MAS) software called NetLogo. Two case studies investigate a disturbance ecology approach to the ...

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