BLAKitecture sheds light on Traditional Owner influences on modern design and architecture

Palawa woman, architect, lecturer and BLAKitecture curator Sarah Lynn Rees talks about Traditional Owner voices in design and architecture.
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BLAKitecture sheds light on Traditional Owner influences on modern design and architecture

Posted by: Charles Pakana
Posted: 12 November 2020
TAGS: Arts | Environment

At 7pm on Thursday the 12th of November, the 2020/21 BLAKitecture forum – the fourth in its short but impactful history – kicks off. It’s focus? Reinforce and establish the alignment of design and architecture with Traditional Owner voices. Speaking on Connection Matters Radio about the program of events was architect, consultant, university lecturer and BLAKitecture curator, Palawa woman Sarah Lynn Rees.

Duration: 10min 25sec
Broadcast: Thursday 12 November 2020

 

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  • Sarah Lynn Rees

    Palawa woman and BLAKitecture Curator

 

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