Alison Page - Honouring Story Telling and The Eora Nation In Sydney’s Built Environment

In this episode, we explore the story telling mission from an important point of view.

About Alison Page:

Alison Page is an award winning designer, film producer, author and adjunct associate at the University of Technology’s Design School. She is a driver for intertwining The Eora’s culture into Sydney City by applying storytelling to cityscapes and tertiary education.

What you will learn in this episode:

• The black design movement
• The process behind building a connection with country framework in the construction industry’s practice.
• A mnemonic approach to teaching aboriginal people about design and architecture
• Current works in progress: The inclusive and culture-oriented courses Allison is spearheading at UTS
• How traditional owners are reclaiming the Sydney
• Two ways that Allison have already paved a way for cultural integration

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-page-6059686a/

Read more on Alison’s Book, Design: Building on Country

https://www.booktopia.com.au/design-alison-page/book/9781760761400.html

Produced by Pod Paste, in Sydney Australia

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