2019 Te hono atu i nga tangata ki te Ōtākaro: Connecting people to the Avon - Danielle Holt

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Vision: Owles terrace has loads of potential and could become a well utilised space. The environment has the landscape to become a vibrant recreational, food resilient hub. The hub will also offer major connections to surrounding schools as well as New Brighton Beach.

Aim: To create a food resilient and recreational environmental hub at Owles Terrace, through bringing the community together and connections to New Brighton.

AuthorDanielle HoltProgrammeLASC406 Project 2Geotag^[1]Owles Terrace, New Brighton, Christchurch, New ZealandOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate2019KeywordsComplex Designlandscape architecturelandscape designSoLASchool of Landscape Architecturestudent projectsdesign studyChristchurchvacant landscapesCanterbury EarthquakeAvon RiverŌtākaro RiverLASC 406urban designurban landscapevibrant recreational hubfood resilient hubwater quality improvementNew BrightonOwles Terracenative plantingcultural activitiesrecreational water sportsriparian plantingcoastal opportunitiesMahinga KaiDepartmentSchool of Landscape ArchitectureFaculty / Research CentreFaculty of Environment, Society and Design

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2019 Te hono atu i nga tangata ki te Ōtākaro: Connecting people to the Avon - Danielle Holt