incorporating the rich heritage of native americans into this architectural blueprint, we have designed a public space that symbolically represents their connection to nature and community. for instance, the central pond, inhabited by ducks, mirrors their respect for wildlife, while the choice to refurbish rather than demolish existing structures aligns with a policy of sustainability deeply rooted in native american traditions. we've ingeniously employed a technique of preexpenditure, ensuring that cultural motifs are delicately woven into the fabric of our design from the outset, effectively embedding their stories 'on the sly' throughout the architecture, allowing visitors to discover these elements organically as they explore the space.