Abstract
This exhibition brings together practices, stories, and designs rooted in Indigenous intelligence — knowledge cultivated over centuries of living in close relationship with land, water, and community. The works on display highlight approaches grounded in reciprocity, resilience, and care, offering perspectives that contrast with extractive and colonial systems.
Projects range from matriarchal place-making and ecological governance to vernacular construction and cultural storytelling. All have been recently produced by students, PhD researchers, and educators at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment.
Projects range from matriarchal place-making and ecological governance to vernacular construction and cultural storytelling. All have been recently produced by students, PhD researchers, and educators at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Delft University of Technology |
| Publication status | Presented - 1 Apr 2025 |
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