Place-Based Transcultural Practices: Designing Reciprocity

CHARTS is pleased to share Place-Based Transcultural Practices: Designing Reciprocity, an article published in Diseña in September 2026.

The article explores how we can design more reciprocal relationships with people, culture and place. Drawing on two dialogues rooted in Borneo and Gaelic Scotland, it brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives to consider how we learn from one another and from the landscapes we are part of.

Discover more about Re-imagining Landscape Stewardship and  CHARTS' annual event Dùthchas Beò: Revitalising Reciprocity With The Gaelic Landscape. 

CHARTS work with GSA is part of This work is part of an ongoing partnership with The School of Innovation and Technology at Glasgow School of Art as part of (Re)Designing Landscape Stewardship, which is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and Future Observatory. The project is led by Dr Michael Pierre Johnson and Zoë Prosser, Research Fellows at The School of Innovation and Technology at Glasgow School of Art. CHARTS Gaelic Culture Officer is supported by Argyll and Bute Council.