Synopsis
Introduction.- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander domestic architecture in Australia.- Affirming and reaffirming Indigenous presence: Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, public and institutional architecture in Australia.- Contemporary Māori Architecture.- Recontextualizing Polynesian architecture in Aotearoa New Zealand.- Contemporary Native North American architecture between 1966 and 1996.- Recent architectural and planning strategies on Native American Lands.- Metrics and margins: Envisioning frameworks in Indigenous architecture in Canada.- A Treaty needs a house: Emplacing First Peoples' a priori rights in Wurundjeri Country, metropolitan Melbourne.- Indigenous placemaking in urban Melbourne: A dialogue between a Wurundjeri Elder and a non-Indigenous architect and academic.- Learning from our Elders: Returning to culturally and climatically responsive design in Native American architecture.- Architecture of the contact zone: Four postcolonial museums.
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