Landscape Review: An Oceania Journal of Landscape Architecture v. 21(2025) no. 2

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THEME

Heat!

FOREWORD

Guest Editor - Wendy Walls 1

RESEARCH

Fields of potential: recovering hidden Chains of Ponds in a rapidly urbanising landscape
Penny Allan, Martin Bryant, Peter Ridgeway and Andrew Toland 4–24

Weeds, war and reconceptualising nature in Aotearoa New Zealand: a provocation to theorists from a practitioner at the coalface
Paul Quinlan 25–37

Landscape and urban design for improved urban microclimate
Silvia Tavares and Jiawei Fu 38–45

Turning up the heat: reflecting on a decade of teaching landscape climate design
Jillian Walliss and Wendy Walls 46–57

Cooling strategies using thermal alliesthesia: a complementary approach to enhancing greenway walking comfort
Yanhan Li, Liang Li, Wenqing Wang, Lanxi Yang and Gillian Lawson 58–71

The future of a cemetery in a warming climate
Wendy Walls 72–88

EditorGill LawsonOrganisationSchool of Landscape ArchitectureDate of PublicationOctober 2025ISSN2253-1440DOIhttps://doi.org/10.34900/lr.v21i2Keywordsclimate designnovel ecosystemsfieldwork designfieldwork methodologiesmicroclimatereflective practicesocial ecologiesurvan vegetationdigital invasionSoLAlandscape architecturejournalsSchool of Landscape ArchitectureNotes© Edition: School of Landscape Architecture,
Lincoln University.
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Landscape Review: An Oceania Journal of Landscape Architecture v. 21(2025) no. 2