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nisk’a-hi nathan stelfox mitchell stykalo m.plan 2 plan 616: urban design studio instructors: dr. fabian neuhaus and hal eagletail
Nisk’a-hi, meaning about the land, was conceived from a process of ethical engagement and understanding of Tsuut’ina culture. Being about the land means transcending boundaries of western thought in an attempt to design as stewards, not users. Respecting the culture, people, and land of the Tsuut’ina Peoples was key in developing a vision for two distinct 2. FOOTHILLS SECTION + ATMOSPHERE COLLAGE communities. Foothills to the West and Grasslands to the East are not just places for people, but represent an all encompassing design that prioritizes the natural environment. These places do not create boundaries, rather, they connect natural flows and people.
