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2000

Journal Article

Warlpiri ethno-architecture and applied Aboriginal architectural design: Case study material from Yuendumu

Keys, C. (2000). Warlpiri ethno-architecture and applied Aboriginal architectural design: Case study material from Yuendumu. People and Physical Environment Research: The Person-Environment and Cultural Heritage Journal of Australia and New Zealand, PaPER55-56, 54-68.

Warlpiri ethno-architecture and applied Aboriginal architectural design: Case study material from Yuendumu

1999

Other Outputs

The architectural implications of Warlpiri jilimi

Keys, Catherine Ann (1999). The architectural implications of Warlpiri jilimi. PhD Thesis, School of Architecture, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/302732

The architectural implications of Warlpiri jilimi

1997

Journal Article

Unearthing ethno-architectural types - categories of societies, meanings and properties of Yunta(windbreaks) of Warlpiri single women's camps

Keys, Cathy (1997). Unearthing ethno-architectural types - categories of societies, meanings and properties of Yunta(windbreaks) of Warlpiri single women's camps. Transition (54-55), 20-29.

Unearthing ethno-architectural types - categories of societies, meanings and properties of Yunta(windbreaks) of Warlpiri single women's camps

1996

Journal Article

Defining single Aboriginal women's housing needs in central Australia: dealing with issues of culture, gender and environment

Keys, Cathy (1996). Defining single Aboriginal women's housing needs in central Australia: dealing with issues of culture, gender and environment. Architectural Theory Review, 1 (1), 69-77. doi: 10.1080/13264829609478263

Defining single Aboriginal women's housing needs in central Australia: dealing with issues of culture, gender and environment

1993

Other Outputs

Aboriginal women's birthing and architectural implications in central Australia

Keys, Catherine (1993). Aboriginal women's birthing and architectural implications in central Australia. Honours Thesis, School of Geography, Planning and Architecture, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/uql.2020.397

Aboriginal women's birthing and architectural implications in central Australia