Moreover, through the analysis of generation, geography and gender, we will attempt to tell a candid and more comprehensive story of female architects.
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tects. Panelists will engage in discussion ranging from how a female’s role as architect is currently defined within the context of developing countries to how a female architect can command respect within a construction-based industry. ultimately forging a path for contemporary female archi-
Today’s symposium, hosted by the Women in Architecture organization at the Rhode Island School of Design, invites panelists and the public to discuss where women currently stand within the world of architecture. Together we will address how women around the world have had a strong presence within the architectural profession, Women in Architecture at RISD Department of Architecture
WIA board (l-r): Amity Kurt, Cassandra D’Alessandro, Roselle Curwen, Evita Yumul, Christine Tan, Andrew Liebchen. Gallery show “Feminist Practices” curated by Lori Brown. WIA would like to thank: Jim Barnes, Dawn Barret, Hansy Better, Dariel Cobb, Evangeline Dennie, Gabriel Feld, Erica Godun, Maria Guest, Lilly Herman, Nancy Jenner, Jonathan Knowles, Kyna Leski, Peggy Lewis, Ashley Low, Lori Mason, Yu Morishita, Krista Ninivaggi, Anne Tate, Lynnette Widder. Our sponsors: the RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN Departments of Architecture, Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, Foundation Studies, Dept. of History, Philosophy + the Social Sciences, Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Graduate Studies, Division of Architecture and Design; CR Studio; AIA Rhode Island.
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