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VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON

VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON

Staff and StudentResearch 2005Office of Research and Postgraduate Studies

Victoria University of Wellington

PO Box 600,

Wellington

Telephone

+64-4-463 5422
Email researchoffice@vuw.ac.nz

Website

Staff and Student Research 2005

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Faculty of Architecture and Design 2

Architecture 2

Design 9

Faculty of Commerce and Administration 14

Accounting and Commercial Law 14

Economics and Finance 25

Government 33

Information Management 45

Management 54

Marketing and International Business 67

Faculty of Education 76

Early Childhood Teacher Education 76

Education Faculty OfÞ ce 79

Education Studies 79

Primary and Secondary Teacher Education 92

Te Kura Maori 97

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 98

Art History, Classics and Religious Studies 98

Asian and European Languages and Cultures 108

English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies 115

History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations 124

Linguistics and Applied Language Studies 135

Maori Studies (Te Kawa a M

ui) 149

Music 150

Nursing, Midwifery and Health 157

Social and Cultural Studies 166

VaÕaoman

PasiÞ ka 174

Faculty of Law 177

Law 177

Faculty of Science 192

Biological Sciences 192

Chemical and Physical Sciences 214

Earth Sciences 231

Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science 249

Psychology 261

Centres and Institutes 274

International Institute of Modern Letters 274

Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation 279

Stout Research Centre 280

Treaty of Waitangi Research Unit 280

University Teaching Development Centre 281

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FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

ARCHITECTURE

Books and Scholarly Editions

Charleson A,

Structure as architecture

(Oxford, Architectural Press, Elsevier, 2005), 228pp.

Coyne-Jensen C,

Danish designers: Knud Holscher

(Kobenhavn K, Aschehoug Danish Publishing House Inc., (in collaboration with Louisiana Museum of Moder n Art, 2005), 84pp.

Coyne-Jensen C,

An analysis of the daylighting principles in two libraries designed by A lvar Aalto: when a daylight opening functions as a daylighting luminarie. Spe cial edition of full periodical publication of 'LP-NYT' for Louis Poulsen Lighting (Copenhagen, Denmark,

Louis Poulsen Lighting A/S, 2004).

Chapters

Osterhaus W, ÔIm rechten Licht - SehkomfortÕ, in

Buerogebaeude mit Zukunft

(Cologne,

Germany, TUEV-Verlag, 2005), March, pp. 24-27.

Storey J, Gjerde M, Charleson A, Pedersen M, ÔThe report 6 the state of deconstruction in

New ZealandÕ, in

Deconstruction and materials reuse-an international overview, edited by A Chini (Rotterdam, CIB and University of Florida, 2005), March, p. 92.
Taylor M, ÔProjected evolution: expanding self into the environsÕ, in Review 05, edited by Andrew Wilson (Brisbane, Australia, Queensland University of Technology, 2005), pp.

27-34.

Wood P, ÔWatershed: of buildings and stories and elegant shedsÕ, in Exquisite apart: 100 years of architecture in New Zealand , edited by Charles Walker (Auckland, New Zealand, Balasoglou Books/New Zealand Institute of Architects, 2005), p p. 72-80.

Articles

Osterhaus W, ÔDiscomfort glare assessment and prevention for daylight applicatio ns on ofÞ ce environmentsÕ, Solar Energy, 79, 2, December (2005), pp. 140-158. Taylor M, Preston J, ÔInterior bowers: dormant wilderness in nineteent h century boudoirsÕ,

IDEA Journal

, 4 (2005), pp. 75-83. Thomas G, ÔNew Zealand Building Code and Þ re safety (In Japanese)Õ,

Journal of the Japan

Association for Fire Science and Engineering

, 55, 3 (2005), pp. 36-42. Wood P, ÔA woman asks her psychiatrist, ÔMy husband only seems to want to use the dining room table for sex. What should I do?Õ The psychiatrist responds, Ô

I would stop eating

in bedÕÕ, Tracey (Contemporary Drawing Research): Loughborough University School of

Art and Design

(2005), pp. 1-10. http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/ac/tracey/perf/ images/wood.pdf. Wood P, ÔArchitecture = building + value: exploring the social purpose of archite ctureÕ, Intersticies: a Journal of Architecture and Related Arts (2005), pp. 44-52.

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Published Conference Papers

Baird G, ÔResponses to Sustainable Design - user perceptions of eight academic and library buildingsÕ, Proceedings of SB05 - The World Sustainable Building Conference , edited by S Murakami & T Yashiro (Tokyo, SB05 Tokyo National Conference Board, 2005). CD- ROM. Baird G, Stephenson I, Christie L, ÔEnvironmental Design and Performance of the

Paraparaumu Public LibraryÕ,

Proceedings of the Annual IRHACE Technical Conference (Auckland, Institute of Refrigeration, Heating and Air Conditioning Eng ineers of New

Zealand, 2005), pp. 1-10.

Charleson A, French M, ÔImproving seismic safety of adobe constructio n with used car-tyre strips: preliminary investigationsÕ, Proceedings of the conference of the NZ Society for Earthquake Engineering, 11-13 March 2005 (2005), Paper 32. Coyne-Jensen C, ÔTallum: a search for the authenticity of the groundÕ, XXIInd annual S.A.H.A.N.Z. conference (Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand) held in Napier, New Zealand, 24-27 September 2005 , edited by Andrew Leach and Gill

Matthewson (2005), pp. 85-91.

Gjerde M, ÔPrecast concrete as a sustainable cladding solution in New

ZealandÕ, Concrete

structures: the challenge of creativity (Avignon, France, 2004), April, pp. 318-319.

Gray J, ÔManaging a cold damp houseÕ,

Contexts of Architecture: Proceedings of the 38th

Annual Conference of the Architectural Science Association ANZAScA, edited by Z

Bromberek (2004).

Holden G, Gjerde M, ÔComparative urban sustainability in WellingtonÕ, Fabricating sustainability: ANZScA 39th annual conference (Wellington, 2005). Holden G, Petrovic E, ÔEccentric excursions: apartments in WellingtonÕ, Conference proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New

Zealand

(SAHANZ) , edited by A Leach & G Matthewson (2005). Marriage G, ÔLouis Hay: a celebration of lost workÕ, Celebration: SAHANZ 2005 - Proceedings of the 22nd annual conference of the Society of Architectural Historians , Australia and

New Zealand

(2005), pp. 237-241. Marriage G, ÔNo free Love: the dearth of media output from the Archit ectural Centre in the swinging sixtiesÕ, '...about as austere as a Dior gown...' New Zealand Architecture, the

1960s: a one day symposium

(2005), pp. 63-67. Osterhaus W, Davies M, Raynham P, Curtis S, ÔA different toolbox for glare studies - can new techniques improve our understanding of glare?Õ, Lighting for humans (Berlin,

Germany, 2005), LUX Europa, p. 8.

Osterhaus W, Madsen M, ÔExploring simple assessment methods for lighting quality with architecture and design studentsÕ, 'Fabricating Sustainability', proceedings of the 39th annual conference of the Australia and New Zealand Architectural Science

Association

(ANZAScA) (Wellington, Victoria University of Wellington, 2005).

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Reich E, Charleson A, ÔPotential seismic resistant strategies from other Þ eldsÕ, Proceedings

of the conference of the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering,

11-13 March

(2005), Paper 42. Skinner R, ÔÕ...scarcely suitable as standards on which to found our national tasteÕ , 'we have no style...' New Zealand Architecture 1900-1918: a one day symposium, edited by Christine McCarthy (Wellington, New Zealand, Centre for Building Performance research, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Victoria University, 2004), pp. 77-85.

Skinner R, ÔCelebrating the LordÕs Supper at OronaÕ, Celebration: XXIIth annual conference of

the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, edited by Andrew Leach and Gill Matthewson (Napier, New Zealand, Society of Architectural Historians,

Australia and New Zealand, 2005), pp. 329-334.

Southcombe M, Pettigrew W, ÔEuropean fruit; Tikitiki, A treaty signatories houseÕ, Celebration 2005 conference, Society of Architectural Historians of Aust ralia and New

Zealand

(2005), pp. 341-346.

Storey J, ÔOnly 100% is good enoughÕ,

Sustainable building conference 2005

(Tokyo, Japan,

2005), p. 8.

Thomas G, ÔFire-Fighting and Rescue Operations after Earthquakes - Le ssons from JapanÕ, New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering Annual Conference (Wairakei, NZSEE,

2005). CD-ROM.

Thomas G, Cousins W J, Heron D W, ÔPost-earthquake Þ re and the 1855 Wairarapa earthquakeÕ, Proceedings, Wairarapa Sesquicentennial symposium, 8-10 September

2005, Te Papa

, compiled by J Townend, R Langridge, A Jones (Wellington, Greater

Wellington Regional Council, 2005), pp. 101-107.

Walden R, ÔDynamism in Architecture: CalatravaÕs Wings over Milwaukee Art MuseumÕ, Proceedings of International Conference on Arts and Humanities, Hawaii, January 13- 16 (2005). Wood P, ÔPoles apart: a reading of New ZealandÕs suburban lanscape in the 1960sÕ, Celebration: XXII annual conference of the Society of Architectural Hist orians Australia and New Zealand, SAHANZ , edited by Andrew Lach and Gill Matthewson (2005), pp.

393-398.

Other Academic Publications

Cook D, Gjerde M, Kirby A, Norgate K,

NPCAA/CIA precast concrete handbook & commentary

for New Zealand users (Wellington, Precast New Zealand & CCANZ, 2004), March,

105pp.

Gjerde M,

Information bulletin (IB) 18: concrete nishes (Wellington, Cement & Concrete

Association of New Zealand, 2005).

Hand J, Donn M, Crawley D, Lawrie L, ÔImproving the data available to simulation programsÕ, in Proceedings of International Building Performance Simulation Association biennial conference (2005). (Abs).

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Heron D W, Thomas G, Cousins W, Lukovic B, Schmid R, ÔFire follows earthquake in urban areas - GIS modelling in New ZealandÕ,

29th annual hazards research and applications

workshop (Boulder, Colorado, USA, July 2004). (Poster).

Keith-Brown J, ÔLiving stone architectureÕ,

New Zealand Architecture

, January (2005), p. 6.

Marriage G, ÔDoing each otherÕs thingÕ,

Architecture New Zealand

, Jan/Feb (2005), pp. 78- 79.

Marriage G, ÔGoing downtownÕ,

Architecture New Zealand

, Sept/Oct (2005), pp. 55-64. Marriage G, ÔPlace, spirit, and getting the layers right - a review o f architectus AucklandÕs design for a NZIA supreme award winning residential projectÕ, Indesign, 21 (2005), pp.

158-163.

Marriage G, ÔWestwood ho, a review of Jasmax design for WestpacÕ,

Indesign Magazine

, 16 (2004), pp. 146-153.

Osterhaus W,

Daylighting buildings for the 21st century: summary document for the project literature database (International Energy Agency SHC Task 31 Research Project, 2004), 8pp.

Skinner R, ÔHanky-panky at ParliamentÕ,

Architecture New Zealand

, Mar/Apr (2005), pp. 86- 88.
Skinner R, ÔThe New Zealander Illustrated: London exhibitions in the

1840sÕ, in Sixteenth

Paci c History Association conference, Noumea, 6-10 Dec 2004 (2004), p. 27. (Abs).

Wood P, ÔHalf-baked: eating architectureÕ,

Architecture New Zealand (Sept/Oct)

, 5 (2004), pp. 120-122.

Wood P, ÔNaki ornamentalismÕ,

Architecture New Zealand (July/Aug)

, 4 (2005), pp. 96-97. Wood P, ÔReview: ÔRethinking Australian ArchitectureÕÕ,

Cross Section: NZIA News

(September) (2005), pp. 9-10.

Wood P, ÔThe quiet hunterÕ,

Architecture New Zealand (May/June)

, 3 (2005), pp. 104-106.

Wood P, ÔReview of

Durand, Durand

Architecture New Zealand

, 4 (2005), p. 112.

Wood P, ÔReview of

Situational morality

Architecture New Zealand

, 3, May/June (2004), pp.

106-107.

Wood P, ÔReview of

The art of making

Cross Section: NZIA News (July)

(2004), pp. 8-9.

Reports

Ashdown I, Bedocs L, Carroll W, De Boer J, Dehoff P, Donn M, Erhorn H, Escaffre L, Fontoynont M, Greenup P, Hirata M, Jongewaard M, Koga Y, Koster J, Lillelien E, Maamari F, Mardaljevic J, Mitanchey R, Pezzana S, Slater A, Stockmar A, Tsangrassoulis

A, Uetani Y, Zonneveldt L,

Test cases to assess the accuracy of lighting computer programs (Wien, Commission International dÕEclairage (CIE) Technical Committee

TC3.33, 2005), 99pp.

McDonald C, et al.,

New Zealand urban design protocol

, A report for Ministry for the

Environment (Wellington, March, 2005), 48pp.

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McDonald C, McIndoe G,

National urban design training curriculum

, A report for New Zealand Planning Institute/Ministry for the Environment (2005), 29pp. McIndoe G, Chapman R, McDonald C, Holden G, Howden-Chapman P, Bray Sharpin A, The value of urban design. the economic, environmental and social bene ts of urban design A report for New Zealand Ministry for the Environment (Wellington, June, 2005),

Publication No 606, 89pp.

McIndoe G, Chapman R, McDonald C, Holden G, Howden-Chapman P, Bray-Sharpin A,

Summary of the value of urban design

(Wellington, Ministry for the Environment,

2005), Publication No 605, 28pp.

McIndoe G, Chapman R, McDonald C, Holden G, Howden-Chapman P, Bray-Sharpin A, The value of urban design (Wellington, New Zealand Ministry for the Environment, 2005),

606, 85pp.

McIntosh J,

Economic analysis of thermal building performance

, A report commissioned by NZ Defence Force (Auckland, Wellington, Waiouru and Ohakea, 2004), 35pp.

McIntosh J,

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