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Place-Based Research for Indigenous Design 

In this workshop, you will be introduced to the Indigenous Placekeeping Framework™ (IPKF) and learn how it guides Place-Based Research for Indigenous design. You will explore methods for understanding the history, geography, ecology, cultures, and knowledge systems that shape a place, and examine how this research supports respectful collaboration and informed design decisions.
  • Level: Beginner
  • Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes
  • Video Time: 55 minutes 
  • Creator: Tawaw Architecture Collective Inc.
  • Learners: 89+ 
Overview

What to Expect

  • Place-Based Research
    Learn how to conduct Place-Based Research, which is Phase 2 of the Indigenous Placekeeping Framework™.
  • Templates and Tools
    Use ready-made templates to gather contextual and historical information.
  • Real-World Engagement
    Practice scenarios for gathering Place-Based Research information from a region.
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. 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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