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Careers expert Matthew Turner advises an architect wanting to return to the profession in a part-time, salaried role
Tag: women in architecture
Women make up more than a third of new US architects
Women now make up more than a third of people passing the exams for becoming a licensed architect in the US, a report has shown
ARB report: for first time more than a quarter of profession are women
The proportion of registered female architects has risen above a quarter of the total for the first time
AJ student survey: nearly half of female students experience sexism
Nearly half of women architecture students have experienced gender discrimination, according to early findings from the 2017 AJ Student Survey
Ethel Day: AJ student survey shows women are put off practice at university
Early findings from the AJ’s student survey show that significantly more women than men are being put off going into architecture before they even start in practice
Daniel Libeskind: ‘Misogyny is built into society’
Starchitect Daniel Libeskind has blamed the lack of eminent female architects on a ‘generative prejudice against women’ in the profession
Chipperfield and ZHA join the Women in Architecture partner programme
David Chipperfield Architects and Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) have joined the Women in Architecture partner programme, run by the AJ and sister title The Architectural Review
New data: Gender gap closes among architecture students
The gap between the number of women and men studying architecture is at its narrowest in a decade, according to the higher education admission service
Women in Architecture Award winners announced
Two architects from Mexico have won the biggest accolades at this year’s Women in Architecture awards, held at Claridge’s today
Building study: Two projects by Rozana Montiel
We take a look at some community-based projects by Emerging Woman Architect of the Year Rozana Montiel