Research and publications

Hill, Carolyn. (2024). “Decolonisation as a priority and not an afterthought”: Traversing the authorised heritage discourse in urban...

Hill, Carolyn. (2024). Cultural dissonance: Heritage protests and their implications for heritage-making in settler colonial cities....

I contributed this chapter to Design and the Vernacular: Interpretations for contemporary architectural practice and theory , edited by...

I contributed this chapter to Architectural Conservation in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands: National Experiences and...

Hill, Carolyn. “The 'soft edge': Heritage, special character, and new planning directives in Aotearoa cities.” Interstices 22, no. 22...

Hill, Carolyn. “Ngā Pūtahitanga / Crossings" - Review of the 2022 SAHANZ - UHPH joint conference, 2022. For Architecture New Zealand -...

Carolyn Hill, Waikato Herald, 11 August 2022 Hamilton City Council has set out an ambitious response to big questions – what counts for...

This paper was presented to the 'Architecture of Oceania' symposium at Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland Aotearoa in July 2022....

Carolyn Hill, The Conversation, 25 May 2022 A mini culture war has broken out over Auckland’s urban identity since Auckland Council...

This paper was presented to the New Zealand Historical Association conference in November 2021. Ryota Matsumoto, Solar flares for...

Carolyn Hill, Waikato Times, 1 November 2021 Tension between enabling urban development versus retaining historic character in Aotearoa...

The Landscape Foundation's first book is runner-up in the NZSA New Zealand Heritage Literary Awards 2021 . Kia Whakanuia te Whenua ,...

Pecha kucha, Kirikiriroa Hamilton, September 2019 Liveability and character go together like fish and chips. Or perhaps peas and carrots,...

Hill, Carolyn. “The ‘Unchanged’ Place: Lifescapes of Cook Island Historic Churches.” Historic Environment 31, no. 1 (January 2019):...

Carolyn Joy Hill & Bill McKay. (2018). Binding Significance: Reflections on the Demolition of the Aniwaniwa Visitor Centre, Te Urewera....

This opinion piece was first written for Architecture + Women, 2016. Contemporary international discussion regarding conservation of...

This paper was first presented at The People's Ground conference, Melbourne 2016. Built in the mid-19th century, Rarotonga’s coral stone...

Reflecting on MFE's request for quotes. This article was first published in the Landscape Foundation journal, www.landscape.org.nz....

Processes of smoothing, cladding, refinishing, covering and ornamenting have tied churches into indigenous ontology since their inception...

Understandings of, and responses to, people-place connections are at a critical juncture in New Zealand. Rapid tourism growth, new and...