Cabin as Tactic and Strategy | John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

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Join the panel discussion on the topic "Cabin as Tactic and Strategy" at the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design in Toronto. This event, taking place on March 28, 2024, will feature UBC professor John Bass and Nuxalk knowledge keeper Snxakila Clyde Michael Tallio. Professor Bass, who is the Associate Professor and Chair of Architecture at the University of British Columbia, has collaborated with the Nuxalk First Nation on sustainable building projects. Through the construction of cabins using locally sourced materials, these collaborations have not only addressed the Nation's needs but have also provided valuable insights for designers working in specific cultural contexts. Snxakila Clyde Michael Tallio, a member of the Nuxalk First Nation and the Cultural Director, will join Professor Bass to discuss the importance of these cabin projects in fulfilling the Nation's aspirations. Currently, Tallio is managing the development of the Nuxalk First Nation's first Big House in over 100 years. This panel discussion will shed light on the lessons learned from these collaborative design projects and their role in reconciling cultural and environmental considerations. This event is part of the Winter 2024 Public Program organized by the Daniels Faculty. Admission is free, providing an opportunity for individuals interested in sustainable building and Indigenous design to gain valuable insights from esteemed experts in the field. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on the intersection of architecture, culture, and sustainability.