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PhD, MA(Urb Des), Dip Arch, FRAIA, FNZIA, Reg Arch Qld, Reg Arch NZProfessor Gordon Holden

Discipline Head, Architecture

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Research Expertise

  • Urban Design Epistemology
  • Urban Design Guidelines
  • Architectural and Urban Design Education
  • Building-top Apartments
  • Papua New Guinea Traditional Settlements

Current Teaching Areas

  • 1901ENV Introduction to Architecture

Selected Publications  

  • P.Whitman and G.Holden (Eds), Architectural and Urban Design Theory for the 90’s, Brisbane, 1995, ISBN 0 646 30533 6.
  • Australian Centre for Innovation and Intentional Competitiveness, J.Simpson, D.Callaghan, G.Holden, Integration of Educational Technology into the Design of Schools for the Future of Queensland Education Queensland, 1997.
  • Superiority Complex in New Zealand Architecture, March/April, 2004, pp 54-58.
  • Antipodean Capital in Metamorfosi, July/August/September, 2004, pp 70-75.
  • Residential Palimpsest : A Novel Dimension to City Sustainability in, Kungolos A; Brebbia C; Beriatos E (Eds) Sustainable Development and Planning II, Vol 1, pp227-238, WITB Press Southampton, 2005, ISSN 1743-3541; ISBN 1-84564-025-X
  • G.McIndoe, R.Chapman, C.McDonald, G.Holden, P.Howden-Chapman, A. Bray Sharpin, The Value of Urban Design : The Economic, Environmental and Social Benefits of Urban Design Ministry for the Environment, New Zealand, 2005, ISBN 0-478-25919-0.
  • L. McKenzie and G. Holden, Aspirations, Experience and Inspiration: Potential Implications of Conceptions of Leadership in Higher Education, Brathay Journal Special Edition No 11, 2006.
  • Seidel, A.D., Holden, G.A., Ozdil, T. What principals of Firms say an Architect Needs to know: International Comparisons in Architectural Science Review, Volume 49, Number 2, 2006, pp196-203.
  • George Henderson and Gordon Holden, Qualifications in Architecture Recommended for Recognition by CAA: Procedures and Criteria, CAA, 2007, ISBN: 978-0-646-50283-0.

Conference Presentations

  • International Transferability of Architectural Qualifications, refereed paper at Remaking the Framework of Architectural Education for the 21st Century HK, 2001.
  • Building-Top Apartments: An Emerging Typology, refereed paper at ISUF Conference ‘The Planned City, Trani, Italy, 2003.
  • Invited key-note address Change in Architectural Education, Commonwealth Association of Architects Conference Globalisation and Architecture, South Africa, 2003.
  • Introduction paper to Creative Tops workshop, Wellington, New Zealand (March).
  • Residents & Realm, refereed paper Cities for People conference, Copenhagen, 2004.
  • Residential Palimpsest: A Novel Dimension to City Sustainability refereed paper at Sustainable Cities WIT Conference, Siena, Italy (June) 2004.
  • Walk the Talk invited paper at Getting around on Foot in NZ Cities and Towns conference, Wellington, 2004.
  • Tradition and Transition : A Study of selected Papua New Guinea buildings and settlements,  paper to Pacific History conference, Noumea, New Caledonia, 2004.
  • The Value of Urban Design in New Zealand,  refereed paper to UIA Congress, Istanbul, Turkey (July) 2005.
  • Urban Design Epistemology: What do we know and is it enough?, refereed paper to Urbanism Down Under international conference, Wellington. (August) 2005.
  • Eccentric Excursions: Modern Apartments in Wellington, refereed paper with E. Petrovic, to SAHANZ international conference, Napier, NZ (September) 2005.
  • Comparative Urban Sustainability in Wellington, refereed conference paper Australia New Zealand Architectural Science Assc. (ANZScA). Nov, 2005, with M. Gjerde.
  • The Value of Urban Design, Invited presentation to National Urban Design Forum, Brisbane, April, 2006.
  • Concepts for Successful Centre Design, invited paper presented to Queensland Government Office of Urban Management Living Smarter International Conference, Surfers Paradise, March, 2007.
  • Urban Sustainability: Comparative Value of Building-Top Apartments, refereed paper to SUE MoT International Conference on Whole of Life Urban Sustainability, Glasgow, June 2007, with M. Gjerde.
  • Transit Stations: Opportunities for Urban Place Making, invited paper to Smart Urban Transport International Conference, Brisbane, August., 2007 ISBN 1 876942169.
  • Urban Design Knowledge and Application, invited paper to Waves of Change-Cities at the Crossroads International conference, Surfers Paradise, September, 2007.
  • Architectural Education: Issues and Trends, invited presentation to Architech Clonclave: Architectural Forum International Conference, Chennai, India, February, 2008.
  • Opening and Closing Remarks: So What Does it all Mean? invited chair oral presentations to New Zealand Housing Policy Forum, Wellington, 2008.
  • Teaching Sustainability, invited oral presentation to International Union of Architects Congress, Turin, June, 2008.
  • Sustainable Higher Density Residential Development,  refereed paper to International conference Survival: Implementing Tomorrow’s City Gold Coast , (September) 2009, with M. Gjerde







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