Spaces tell stories—and Indigenous design carries histories, traditions, and cultural knowledge that connect generations. In this episode, Anjelica Gallegos and Nitish Suvarna explore how Indigenous design principles honor site histories, strengthen community ties, and create spaces that are not only sustainable but deeply rooted in identity. From land acknowledgment to architectural reciprocity, they discuss how Indigenous perspectives shape design, ensuring that built environments reflect the voices, needs, and ecological wisdom of the communities they serve.

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