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For information on architectural design, workshop, lecture, and consultation services, please contact us to receive a current Center Brochure. We thank you for your support. A Planning Tool for Stable State Economic Development. The importance of representing indigenous technologies with their local and global spatial relevance hints at an emerging field of planning and information-sharing vital to much of the world's population. A description of the Center's research and organizational procedures for indigenous housing on Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast in response to an acute housing shortage.