2006 Reverse Engineering: A critical evaluation of form and details in the [sustainable] city - Laike

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CollectionLASC 406 Complex DesignProjectReverse EngineeringDescription

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Design Intent: The using of simple structure and materials to change the existing foot path on surface of bridge remembrance and adjacent river banks, is try to reflect the human experience of reminding, remembrance and ponder as well. The redevelopment proposal has good combination of circulation, construction, and planting to imbibe the experience which is from Firefighter Reserve and Elsie Locke Park.

AuthorLaikeSupervisorMike BarthelmehProgrammeLASC406 Project 3Geotag^[1]The Bridge of Remembrance, Cashel St, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch 8011, New ZealandOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate2006Keywordslandscape architectureSoLAdesign studySchool of Landscape ArchitectureMajor Designreverse engineeringChristchurchThe Bridge of RemembranceFire fighters reserveCentennial poolElsie Locke ParkcirculationDepartmentSchool of Landscape ArchitectureFaculty / Research CentreFaculty of Environment, Society and Design

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2006 Reverse Engineering: A critical evaluation of form and details in the [sustainable] city - Laike