Job title: PhD Student
Phone: 64 9 373 7599 ext 82924
Office: Rm 431a, Human Sciences Building,10 Symonds Street, Auckland
Postal: School of Environment, The University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland
Email: c.buckenberger@auckland.ac.nz

2006 BSc (eqv) Mathematics (University of Karlsruhe, Germany)
2005 MSc (eqv) Geography (University of Karlsruhe, Germany)
2004 MSc (eqv) Chemistry (University of Karlsruhe, Germany)

Thesis Title

‘Myths’ of housing qualities in an owner-occupant dominated environment: experiences from the Auckland Region

Supervisors:

Dr Wardlow Friesen, School of Environment, The University of Auckland
Prof Robin Kearns, School of Environment, The University of Auckland

Advisor:

Prof Laurence Murphy, Department of Property, The University of Auckland

 

Publications

 

Refereed:

Buckenberger, C. (2010) Housing qualities in suburban Auckland – the suburban 'pavlova' paradise? In Randolph, B., Burke, T., Hulse, K. and Milligan, V. (Eds.) Refereed Conference Proceedings of the 4th Australasian Housing Researchers Conference, Sydney, 5-7 August 2009. Sydney: City Futures Research Centre, University of New South Wales.

Buckenberger, C. (2008) How quality matters: Insights into the life-time of Auckland’s typical homes. In Finch, L. (Ed.) Seachange: New and renewed urban landscapes, 9th Australasian Urban History/Planning History Conference Proceedings (CD). Caloundra, Sunshine Coast, Australia: University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, QLD.

 

Non-refereed:

 

Buckenberger, C. (2010) “Only the inside of the house is really mine”: moving towards a new sense of place – evidence from Auckland, New Zealand. Paper presented at ENHR conference "Urban Dynamics and Housing Change - Crossing into the 2nd Decade of the 3rd Millenium", Istanbul, Turkey.

Buckenberger, C. (2008) Dream homes or wooden tents? Insights into suburban housing quality experiences in Auckland. In Kristensen, H. (Ed.) Proceedings of the conference: Home and Urbanity. Copenhagen, Denmark: Centre for Housing and Welfare, pp. 131-147.

Buckenberger, C. (2003) Historische Geographie von Monaco (Historical Geography of Monaco) Unpublished MSc thesis. Department of Geography, University of Karlsruhe, Germany. (in German)

 

 

Teaching

GEOG352           Landscape, Heritage and Environment – Teaching Assistant (2007 - 2008)

GEOG322           Culture and Environment in East Asia – Tutor (2009)

GEOG305           Population, Health and Society – Tutor (2007), Guest Lecturer (2008 - 2010)

GEOG207           Field Studies in Environment and Community – Teaching Assistant (2009 - 2010)

GEOG202           Geography of Social and Economic Change – Teaching Assistant (2009 - 2011)  

GEOG104           Cities and Urbanism – Teaching Assistant (2007 - 2008)

 

Other information

 

Professional Activities:

2011                  Special Exam Supervisor, The University of Auckland

2008 - 2011       Assistant Examinations Supervisor, The University of Auckland

2008 - 2010       Postgraduate PhD Representative Geography on the Postgraduate Staff Student 

                          Consultative Committee in the School of Environment, The University of Auckland

2009 - 2010       Postgraduate PhD Representative of the School of Environment on the Postgraduate

                          Staff Student Consultative Committee of the Faculty of Science, The University of

                          Auckland

2009                  Student Representative on the Faculty of Science Postgraduate Committee, The

                          University of Auckland

 

Grants / Awards:

2010    Contestable Graduate Research Fund, School of Environment

2009    Contestable Graduate Research Fund, School of Environment
2008    New Housing Researcher Development Grant, Centre for Housing Research Aotearoa

            New Zealand (CHRANZ)
2008    Faculty of Science Certificate of Competence in Tutoring

 

Professional Memberships:

Asia-Pacific Network of Housing Research (APNHR)
European Network of Housing Research (ENHR)
New Zealand Geographical Society