Doing things differently: An atlas of best practices for culturally acceptable and sustainable living environments in Nunavik

DOING THINGS DIFFERENTLY

An atlas of best practices and opportunities for culturally acceptable

and sustainable living environments in Nunavik

This research proposes to “do things differently” by building on Inuit engagement and on the experience of a multidisciplinary team. The project combines dimensions related to infrastructure / urbanization (built environment) and social context (culture and local knowledge). It considers the quality and humanity of dwelling spaces, as they also impact on residents’ safety, well-being and health. Doing things differently invites the Kangiqsualujjuaq community and a variety of disciplines around the crucial challenge of culturally appropriate, safe, and resilient living environments. As a result, an Atlas of best practices and opportunities, will offer a repository of models / designs, actions and policies proposing alternative scenarios for sustainable and culturally adequate living environments.

Cochercheurs

  • Blais, Myriam
  • Hervé, Caroline
  • Casault, André

Financement

Apogée Canada

Sentinelle Nord

2019-07 - 2022-04