Canadian Architecture Forums on Education: Prairie

Nicole Luke’s design of a transitional housing project for the formerly homeless using shipping containers and concrete, created during her undergraduate studies in Environmental Design at the University of Manitoba. Photo courtesy of Nicole Luke.

Nicole Luke’s design of a transitional housing project for the formerly homeless using shipping containers and concrete, created during her undergraduate studies in Environmental Design at the University of Manitoba. Photo courtesy of Nicole Luke.

 
 
 

CAFÉ Prairie
Nation-to-Nation: Conversation on Indigenous Principles, Perspectives & Practices in Shaping Canada’s Architecture

February 28, 2020
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
University of Manitoba, Faculty of Architecture John A. Russell Building, Centre Space, Winnipeg, MB

Inuit Futures ilinniaqtuk Nicole Luke spoke at the Canadian Architecture Forums on Éducation: Prairie (CAFÉ Prairie) event on February 28, 2020. Nicole was one of seven panel members for “A Conversation on Indigenous Principles, Perspectives & Practices in Shaping Canada’s Architecture,” part of CAFÉ Prairie’s Nation-to-Nation programming.

View the CAFÉ Prairie program of events here.