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IndigenousLatest Stories

The Lodge Metís Crossing
Indigenous Tourism

Reimagine Architect references fur trade–era cabins for The Lodge at Metís Crossing

Ennead Architects
“You Are Welcome, You Are Home”

The forthcoming Milwaukee Public Museum is seeking an Indigenous artist for an installation

cabin by david t. fortin
Whose Land Are You On?

David T. Fortin Architect is an Indigenous-owned office working on projects across Canada

rendering of Cowichan District Hospital
Evidence-Based Design

This new hospital on Vancouver Island by ZGF and Parkin Architects features patient rooms equipped for Indigenous healing customs

Knowledge Transfer

In Washington, BuildingWork ties maritime elements and Indigenous traditions into a timber library

daytime view of street and library
Wrapped in a Star Blanket

A Toronto library will weave traditional Indigenous customs with advanced technology and sustainable practices

myriad of objects on display
Towards Home

An Indigenous-led exhibition and publication project at the Canadian Centre for Architecture presents self-determined spaces across the Arctic

The Odea Montreal, a tower with corner carved away
Ode to Ode

Montreal’s newest tower will put Indigenous influences front and center (literally)

A radial timber conference room realized according to Indigenous design practices
Seven-Generation Thinking

Indigenous traditions in North America emphasize resilience; engineered timber is helping realize those principles

Perforated aluminum cladding of the Christchurch Central Library
one panel to rule them all

This New Zealand library beams with luminous aluminum and indigenous motifs

Artwork by Clarissa Tossin
Also See The Wojnarowicz Show

Latinx artists explore modern architecture and indigenous space at the Whitney

Oneida Nation

studio:indigenous wants to design architecture rooted in Native American worldviews

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