What does community based architecture look like?
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- In this video, Architect Scott Kemp and I talk about designing with, not for, Indigenous communities.
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This is a beautiful conversation. Connected to and related to it a lot. We have a marae (indigenous community center) at Awataha Auckland New Zealand which needs to be completed. It was established 30 years ago although it remains incomplete, it has undergone a transformation in its identity and direction. The mosting interesting thing about this conversation is our marae has a totem pole on the site, that was gifted from the Nuu-Chah-Nulth peoples of Vancouver back in 1990 when our marae was first opened. It is an incredible story and an incredible connection between our Marae and the Nuu-Chah-Nulth peoples. Highly coincidental from my perspective. I would love to see something come of this conversation for our marae. Deep love and respect to you both for this 💕
PS - really loved the interview format - especially the voice monitor thing - great effect and showed the emphasis on listening. I really appreciated it. Also big respect to @DamiLee for her very noticeable silence and just listening - no questions, comments, nada. Just the dude talking. I wonder if that was hard to do for such an expressive person as @DamiLee 😁
this the type of conversation i can listen to time and time again, and still learn a thing or two form it ♥
What a wonderful interview! I'm an architecture student in Australia and I'm interested in working with our Indigenous communities here, so this was so insightful and interesting to listen to. Thanks for sharing this with us.
What a great idea! I think you will find it very interesting and rewarding. Thanks for listening to our conversation, I'm glad you found it helpful! :)
A lot of this is generated independently in (I don’t have them in front of me because I’m bedridden away from my books; this is by memory) Christopher Alexander’s THE TIMELESS WAY OF BUILDING, THE OREGON EXPERIMENT, THE LINZ CAFE, and THE PRODUCTION OF HOUSES.
This was very inspirational. I really appreciate the insight into our Indigenous communities, especially from an architectural perspective. I absolutely loved this interview, thank you.
No problem! Talking to Scott was very interesting and insightful for me too, and really made me want to learn more about working w indigenous communities.
Very insightful interview, the way he interucts with the community is so great. It literally cant go wrong since they design the buildings by themselves almost
That's right. Talking to him really gave me new perspective on my work and on the profession. Also really made me reflect on how backwards my architectural education was!
Thank you. This was deeply educational and inspirational. So happy to have found your channel!
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!! 😊
This is my 3rd time watching this, I really loved this type of podcast / interview. I know it's hard to create this type of content but I hope you can create more something like this. 🖤🖤🖤
there's something asmr like about dami repeatedly saying "mhm"
It was great to listen to this in my morning commute ❤
Exceptional interview! Great work!
Thank you
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you're pretty I like to learned more
mr delete this video i stumbled upon it on accident and fell in a coma in my chair, luckily got a strong leg cramp that launched me on my legs (both the one giving the talk and the interviewer had shot me dead with theyr voices)
are a writer or something lol