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Rachel de Lambert
Heritage Viewpoints
Rachel is a landscape architect and Director
of Boffa Miskell who has resided in Auckland
for some 20 years now. Her interest in
cultural landscape developed as a student at
Lincoln College where she completed a final year dissertation on the
topic of Historic Landscape Conservation in New Zealand, this lead to
employment with the then Department of Lands and Survey in
Auckland and the transition to the Department of Conservation before
joining Boffa Miskell, originally back in Christchurch where she grew
up.
Rachel was an organiser of the Conservation Planning conference that
brought James Semple Kerr to New Zealand in the mid 1990's and has
maintained an ongoing interest in project work opportunities related to
heritage landscapes. Recently she has been assisting Auckland City
with projects involved in the spatial mapping of landscape and heritage
values as well as with the framework for heritage landscapes and
criteria for their assessment.
Published November 2009
