River in the landscape : a study outlining a visual classification system for use in the riverscape : submitted in partial fulfilment for Diploma of Landscape Architecture, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury

Accompanying maps/plans (1-7) have been scanned separately.The purpose of this study is to cover two aspects of the riverscape: (1.) to utilise a method of visual classification designed for specific use in the riverscape. and (2.) to analyse the elements which compose the riverscape and the interrelationships that exist between them. The Temuka River and its associated landscape constitute the study area where the classification system and subsequent analysis were implemented. Notes: In order to fulfil the requirements for the Diploma of Landscape Architecture course, this study goes beyond that of devising, assessing and implementing a visual riverscape classification system. Instead, it is a study where a visual classification system provides an integral input into the planning process and then goes on to fulfil the overall planning objectives for the site. This can be summarised as planning for potential optimum site use utilising a visual classification base