Parlour is committed to supporting ongoing efforts to Indigenise the built environment and exploring the potential of designing with Country.
Explore the Deadly Djurumin Yarns and our growing collection of editorial, resources and opinion.
Deadly Djurumin Yarns
Frank yarns grounded in the experiences of First Nations women in the built environment professions. Learn how to work respectfully with Country, community, culture and Indigenous knowledges, how to be excellent accomplices and much more. Click through to browse the full set of yarns.
To art or not to art?
Indigenising spatial justice
Gununa futures
Watch this great yarn about research on housing, energy and town design in Gununa, Mornington Island – and how it is catalysing change.
Don’t make promises you can’t keep
Watch this excellent yarn about meaningful and effective engagement. What is involved and what do practitioners need to be careful about?
Indigenising the built environment
Country, Culture, Community
Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property
First Nations resources
Country, Community and Cultures
Parlour supports the Voice to Parliament
We encourage the Parlour community to support this essential first step in achieving fairness and equity.
The Voice Resources
Resources help inform and educate, and to bust the myths circulating about the Voice.
Research in a cross-cultural setting
Design considerations for Indigenous residents in residential aged care.
Indigenising Practice
Cultural Principles & Protocols for Designers
Our voices. Our ways. Our time. Our spaces.
Voices of Country
Not an expert
Gendered Indigeneity
Architecture on Indigenous Lands
