英文摘要 |
Contemporary higher education and research address both scholarly goals and societal challenges, increasingly focusing on collaboration with local communities to build resilience. This study (2015-2021) examines the role of traditional knowledge, skills, and language in community design, documenting agricultural practices (tsoh-suann) and identifying key actions such as organizing and sharing vegetable gardens (uî-á), experimenting with pineapple cultivation, and language learning. Residents’use of traditional knowledge enhances participation and community cohesion. Design teams, by embracing cultural diversity, can adapt new design approaches. The findings emphasize the value of traditional knowledge, its impact on resident roles, and the importance of professionals in applying this knowledge to community projects. Despite variations, mutual tolerance is key. Integrating traditional knowledge enriches community design and provides useful insights for future efforts. |