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Margin is initially unreadable, but as suggested by gestalt studies, may be reversed, or regrounded. A humanities course, Native American Architecture and Place, was created fora polytechnic student population, looking to place as an inroad for access to the margins of a better understanding of Native American/First Nations peoples, and to challenge students to recognize the multiple realities of place through a study of Indigenous place from the People’s conceptions and into contemporary society. Place is specific, and develops from competing recognitions of, and reciprocities with, a common givenness. This form of construction and recognition gathers locations, landscape, and architectural constructions, across a myriad of scalesand is authenticated via collateral oral, ritual, and material culture as a rich, visceral lifeworld. The author’s personal and philosophic paths that led to place are discussed as well as pedagogy used within the course, including sessions led by Northern Chumash and Playano Salinan Elders.  \nRésumé  \nLa marge sert de lieu pour insérer la figure du texte. La marge est à la base illisible, mais comme on l’affirme dans les études de la forme, elle peut être inversée ourecomposée. Un cours de littérature, Native American Architecture and Place (« Architecture et Lieu chez les Premières Nations d’Amérique »), a été créé pour la population étudiante d’une polytechnique. Ony considère que le lieu permet de mieux comprendre les peuples autochtones et les Premières Nations, et on y met les étudiants au défi d’identifier les nombreuses réalités du lieu lors d’une étude du lieu autochtone à partir du point de vue des Premières Nations, dans le contexte dela société contemporaine. Le lieu est bien circonscrit etfait concurrence aux points de vue sur les aspects et les réciprocités de conventions généralisées. Ce mode deconstruction et d’identification regroupe le lieu, le paysage et les constructions architecturales sur une foule d’échelles. On l’authentifie de façon indirecte par la culture orale, rituelle et matérielle, le considérant comme un monde riche etviscéral. L’article aborde le cheminement personnel et philosophique ayant mené l’auteur vers le lieu, ainsi que la méthode pédagogique du cours, y compris lesséances donnéespar des aînés Chumash du Nord etPlayano Salinan.  \nKeywords: place theory, architecture, Indigenous phenomenology, eco-phenomenology, simultaneous realities, multiple realities  \n126 Canadian Journal of Environmental Education, 18, 2013  \nPlace as Journey  \nI am always on my way home. There is the breathing landscape, the wind.  \nViola Cordova (Moore, Peters, Jojola, & Lacy, 2007, p. ix)  \nJicarilla Apache philosopher Viola Cordova was one of the first women to bridge academic and Indigenous worlds. She spoke of the need for “stories of all people to be laid out on the table before one understands how to be fully human”(Moore et al, 2007, p. ix) . In doing so, the challenges, complexities, and contradictions of the world are revealed. For her, it began with an initial grounding via Apache understandings of place as journey home, integral within a vivid landscape. Despite a common pre-conceptual givenness of world, each of us is enmeshed in a myriad of overt and hidden networks that expand our situatedness into a physical and virtual immediacy, knitting the global and the local. I am interested that students at my polytechnic university, predominantly members of a culture of majority status and privilege, have an opportunity tobe challenged to understand that their world is merely one of many, and that as educated agents they ground their emerging sense of place aware of the contradictions and complexities of the alternate place realities of others who share the same world. 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