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Co-Design for Indigenous Design

This course introduces Co-Design within the Indigenous Placekeeping  Framework™, exploring how community knowledge, cultural protocols, and Indigenous Design Drivers can shape architecture from early design through construction and storytelling.
  • Level: Beginner
  • Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
  • Video Time: 45 minutes
  • Creator: Tawaw Architecture Collective Inc.
  • Learners: New Course
Overview

What to Expect

  • Practice Scenario Based Training
    Learn how Co-Design supports shared authorship, cultural accountability, and meaningful community participation in the design process.
  • Exploring the Framework
    Explore practical tools such as Design Drivers, decision logs, visual roadmaps, and storytelling methods that help carry cultural intent into built form.
Instructor

Wanda Dalla Costa

Indigenous | Saddle Lake Cree Nation 
Wanda Dalla Costa is a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Northern Alberta and brings 30 years of experience working with communities across North America. She is the first, First Nations woman to be licensed to practice architecture in Canada and the Principal of Tawaw Architecture Collective Inc. located in Phoenix, Arizona and Calgary, Alberta. Back in 2010, she created the Indigenous Placekeeping  Framework™ a highly collaborative approach that aims to enlarge the community’s role in the planning and designing of urban and rural environments.
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