PUBLISHED WORKS
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2008-10
Pathfinder Project Case Studies
in collaboration with Constructing Excellence NZ and Branz
Pathfinder Project 01 Hopkirk Research Institute
Pathfinder Project 02 Northern Gateway Toll Road
Pathfinder Project 03 The Plaza Shopping Centre
Pathfinder Project 04 Meridian 5 Star Green Building
Pathfinder Project 05 The National Bank Green Branch
Pathfinder Project 06 Northern Busway Station
Pathfinder Project 07 Project Kingfish
Pathfinder Project 08 Whanganui UCOL
Pathfinder Project 10 Braemar Hospital
Pathfinder Project 11 Sovereign House
Pathfinder Project 12 East Coast Road
Pathfinder Project 13 Facade, Victoria University Teaching and Research Facility
Pathfinder Project 14 Constructing Great New Zealand Projects, co-authored with Amanda Warren
Build 108, October/November 2008, pp38-39
Collaboration under a traditional contract
Build 109, December 2008/January 2009, pp36-37
Alliance model brings innovative practice
Build 109, December 2008/January 2009, pp41-42
Modelling moves to 5D
Build 110, February/March 2009, pp30-31
Meridian’s flagship for sustainability
Build 110, February/March 2009, pp32-33
Doors open on first green retail building
Build 111, April/May 2009, pp28-29
Partnership a winning formula
Build 112, June/July 2009, pp32-33
No flight of fancy
Build 113, August/September 2009, pp32-33
The important thing is people
Build 114, October/November 20019, pp38-39
Green hospital a healthier choice
Build 115, December 2009/January 2010, pp39-40
Commitment to people the best insurance
Build 116, February/March 2010, pp24-25
A road less travelled
Build 117, April/May 2010, pp26-27
A facade to stand the test of time
Build 118, June/July 2010, pp38-39
Constructing great New Zealand projects
2008
A deeper shade of green: sustainable urban development, building and architecture in New Zealand / edited by Johann Bernhardt
- The architecture, engineering and construction industry / Charissa Snijders
- Non-government organisations (NGOS) / Charissa Snijders
2007
The Value of collaborative working in architecture, a New Zealand study - thesis