The landscape of death - not a dead subject : this dissertation has been submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the Diploma in Landscape Architecture, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury

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The landscape of death - not a dead subject : this dissertation has been submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the Diploma in Landscape Architecture, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury

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Death is one of those subjects many of us in the contemporary western world like to avoid. However, its inevitability, to ourselves, and to others with whom we are associated, makes it an extremely important subject. One significant aspect of it is body disposal. This dissertation considers the design of places where this occurs. For New Zealand, design for death should be a topical subject, as it is an area with considerable scope for improvement. Many factors have contributed to unsatisf...

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Research Paper

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Thesis

Thesis level

Undergraduate

Date created

1986

Creator

Protheroe, Guy

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10182/3509

Related subjects

landscape architecture / death / cemeteries / crematorium / Landscape Architecture

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