| Aboriginal
Architecture:
Living
Architecture is
a in-depth
documentary
film
showing
how aboriginal
architecture
reflects
the diversity
of Native
cultures
and the
way different
architectural
styles
developed
in response
to the
different
natural
environments
across
North
America.
It also
discovers
how the
past
is carried
forward
in the
design
and use
of contemporary
buildings
in modern
Native
communities.
Political,
financial
and cultural
changes
are creating
a renaissance
of native
controlled
building
design
in North
America.
This
documentary
looks
at seven
communities
and how
they
are adapting
and re-interpreting
traditional
forms
using
modern
materials
for contemporary
purposes. Pueblo,
Mohawk,
Inuit,
Crow,
Navajo,
Coast
Salish,
and Haida
each
have
their
own environments
and cultures
but find
commonality
in their
approach
to traditional
form
and the
architectural
environment.
Below
are resources
for stations
to use
in promoting
their
carriage
of Aboriginal
Architecture:
-
The
a
one
sheet
information
page press
release
for Aboriginal
Architecture is
available
as
a pdf*
(45
KB)
or word
(24
KB)
document.
-
The
detailed
synopsis for Aboriginal
Architecture is
available
as pdf*
(42
KB)
or word (20
KB) documents.
-
The
production
and
community
quotes for Aboriginal
Architecture are
available
in
a pdf*
(31
KB)
or word (21
KB)
document.
-
High
quality
stills
(examples
can
be
seen
to
your
right)
from Aboriginal
Architecture are
available
for
download
in jpg
format: Image
1 (1.72
MB) Image
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KB) Image
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KB) Image
5 (648
KB) Image
6 (806
KB)
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