Articles Tagged with ''women in architecture''

Actions taken in support of equity in the profession echo far beyond the 2018 AIA conference in New York.

RECORD spoke with architect Elsie Owusu, who is campaigning to become the first nonwhite woman president of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Demonstrators came together on Friday at the Javits Center in New York in support of equity in recognition and inclusion.

At the 2018 AIA Conference in New York, students and professionals gathered to imagine a more equitable future.

A proposal, put forth by Frances Halsband, FAIA, to update the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, passed with a near-unanimous vote.

A resolution calling for changes to the AIA Code of Ethics addressing harassment, abuse, and inequality is on its way to the 2018 AIA Conference.

PLANE—SITE spoke with the founders of Grafton Architects about this edition’s theme, Freespace. Watch the video on ArchitecturalRecord.com.

Premiering June 6, ​the new short film “Unknown New York: The City That Women Built” spotlights women who played integral roles in projects that have come to define the New York City skyline.

Nearly 200 women attending the preview of the 2018 Biennale gathered Friday morning to press for equity, tolerance and openness in architecture, and to read the Voices of Women manifesto.

The New York Times reports that five women have accused the Pritzker Prize–winning architect of sexual harassment.