WELCOME
Everybody: Non-architects and Architects! This database is not only for architectural students and workers, or planners, politicians and developers, or scholars of women’s studies, but for all of us together and individually to become aware and focused on how buildings, infrastructure, and landscapes must fit into our lives differently, with dramatically less impact on our planet Earth… and with deliberate observable justice in our processes.
VISION
A bold active level of feminist practice in architecture and society
STRATEGY
To encourage reading, reflection, innovation, discourse, and action toward the vision
SITE OUTLINE
- ABOUT:
- An introduction for women and non-women for architects and non-architects
- Library DATABASE
- Contents – over 300 entries, divided into 4 sections, Books, Articles, References and Media grouped into 10 general categories defined here
- DATABASE Information:
- Legend, author, title, links, starred “ * “ entries that I suggest as basic or notable
- How to change order in columns A-Z, or by date
- Becoming an architect in the US:
- A summary
- From Women (and non-women) to Feminists
- Definitions about being a woman in the field of architecture
- Questionnaire to reflect on feminist architectural awareness
- Feedback & Guest’s contributions
- Bios:
- Curator, Wendy Bertrand & Data Manager, Mitchell Lawrence
This website was created on the unceded territory of the Ohlone People
Font (main): Cormorant by Christian Thaimann. Font (secondary): Questial by Joe Prince and Laura Meseguez
Thanks to friends for draft reviews and to Diane Chehab for proof reading assistance
Graphics contribution by Plenum Architecture