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Résumé : Acknowledgements, About the Authors, Foreword, Preface, Introduction, Africa, Western Africa,Olajumoke Adenowo - Nigeria, Patti Anahory - Cabo Verde, Olayinka Dosekun-Adjei - Nigeria, Mariam Issoufou Kamara - Niger, Melissa Jeannette Kacouti? - Ivory Coast, Tosin Oshinowo - Nigeria, Eastern Africa, Tatu Gatere - Kenya, Victoria Marwa Heilman - Tanzania, Irene Masiyanise - Zimbabwe, Emma Miloyo - Kenya, Rahel Shawl - Ethiopia, Southern Africa, Sarah Calburn - South Africa, Nina Maritz - Namibia, Sithabile Mathe - Botswana, Sumayya Vally - South Africa, Ilze Wolff - South Africa, Middle Africa, Caroline E. Barla - Cameroon, Val?rie Mavoungou Rodriguez - Congo, Paula Nascimento - Angola, Hayette Ndiaye - Chad, Caroline Pindi Norah - Democratic Republic of the Congo, Northern Africa, Nada Elfeituri - Libya, Shahira Fahmy - Egypt, Samia Henni - Algeria (Cornell), Salima Naji - Morocco, Americas, Caribbean, Celia Garc?a Acosta and Carmen D?az Acosta, Ad Urbis - Cuba, Patricia E. Green - Jamaica, Lavina Liburd - Saint Kitts, Laura Narayansingh - Trinidad, Vicki Telford - Barbados, Central America, Tatiana Bilbao - Mexico, Fernanda Canales - Mexico, Frida Escobedo - Mexico, Gabriela Etchegaray - Mexico, Rozana Montiel - Mexico, Dorel Ramirez - Nicaragua, South America, Sandra Barclay - Peru, Paula de Falco and Micaela Casoy - Argentina, Carla Jua?aba - Brazil, Catalina Pati?o and Viviana Pe?a - Colombia, Ver?nica Villate - Paraguay, Sofia Von Ellrichshausen - Chile, Northern America, Design, Bitches - Catherine Johnson and Rebecca Rudolph - USA, Katherine Darnstadt - Latin-X USA, Liz Diller - USA, Eladia Smoke - Canada, Deanna Van Buren - USA, Asia, Western Asia, Marwa Al-Sabouni - Syria, Noura Al Sayeh Holtrop - Palestine, Melike Altinsik - Turkey, Sumaya Dabbagh - Saudi Arabia, Lina Ghotmeh - Lebanon, Elena Tsolakis - Cyprus, Eastern Asia, Sook Hee Chun - South Korea, Rossana Hu - China, Du Juan - Hong Kong, Momoyo Kaijima - Japan, Xu Tiantian - China, South-Eastern Asia, Eleena Jamil - Malaysia, Patama Roonrakwit - Thailand, Cathy Salda?a - Philipines, Daliana Suryawinata - Indonesia, Tr?n Th? Ng? Ng?n - Vietnam, Southern Asia, Suhailey Farzana - Bangladesh, Takbir Fatima - India, Anupama Kundoo - India, Yasmeen Lari - Pakistan, Habibeh Madjdabadi - Iran, Central Asia, Togzhan Aubakirova - Kazakhstan, Gulnara Diyarova - Kazakhstan, Shahnoz Rahmatullozoda - Tajikistan, Takhmina Turdialieva - Uzbekistan, Asel Yeszhanova - Kazakhstan, Europe, Eastern Europe, Oana-Maria Bogdan - Romania, Anca Cioarec and Br?nd?a Tudor - Romania, Julia Gamolina - Russia, Marlena Happach - Poland, Svitlana Zdorenko - Ukraine, Northern Europe, Y?m? Al?d?run - UK, Rahel Belatchew - Sweden, Grafton Architects, Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara - Ireland, Saija Hollm?n, Jenni Reuter and Helena Sandman - Finland, Dorte Mandrup - Denmark, Farshid Moussavi - UK Southern Europe, Vedina Babahmetovi? - Bosnia, Iva ?uki? - Serbia, Nerea Amor?s Elorduy - Spain, Anna Puigjaner and Maria Charneco, MAIO - Spain, Mia Roth-?erina - Croatia, Francesca Torzo - Italy, Western Europe, Odile Decq - France, Anna Heringer - Germany, Francine Houben - Netherlands, Jeannette Kuo - Switzerland, Veronique Tavernier - Belgium, Oceania, Sophie Dyring - Australia, Elisapeta Heta - New Zealand, Loata Ho - Fiji, Sarah Lynn Rees - Australia, Kerstin Thompson - Australia, Image Credits, Index
Biographie: Tom Ravenscroft is a multi award-winning architectural journalist and writer. He is currently the editor of Dezeen - the world's most influential architecture and design website. Tom's writing has been published in numerous architecture publication's including the Architects' Journal, RIBA Journal, Icon, BD, City Metric, Architectural Review and ArchDaily. Dr. Harriet Harriss (ARB, RIBA, PHEA, Assoc.AIA, FRSA) is an award-winning educator, writer, qualified architect and professor at Pratt Institute, New York, where she previously served as the Dean of the School of Architecture for three years. Publications include Working at the Intersection: Architecture After the Anthropocene (2022) and Architectural Pedagogies of the Global South (2023). Naomi House is Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange for the department of Design and Senior Lecturer in Interior Architecture and Design, at Middlesex University, London. She has recently published Greta Magnusson Grossman: Modern Design From Sweden To California (2021) and Working at the Intersection: Architecture After the Anthropocene (2022). Monika Parrinder works at Goldsmiths, University of London and Central Saint Martins, with senior roles at the Royal College of Art and external roles in Europe, the USA and India. Publishing includes essays in The Future of Publishing (2012)...
Sommaire: All the architects in this book deserve international recognition. The reality is, though, that few are household names. Over the last decade, awareness of the need for gender balance in architecture has gained traction. Within the profession, women remain underrepresented, underpromoted and underpaid. Failure to acknowledge women's contribution to the built environment has perpetuated this cycle and impoverished us all. By showcasing 100 exceptional architects - who happen to be women - this book provides a flagship reference to inspire and support everyone working in the profession, no matter how they identify. Global in outlook, the book presents an equitable sample of architects from every continent. We all need heroines as much as heroes. Through illustrated interviews, each woman shares how they are responding to a profound disconnect between architecture and the people and landscape it serves. Their visions, methods and models of leadership are essential to connecting the needs of humans and the planet. In the words of Indigenous Canadian architect Eladia Smoke: 'Now is a critical time to seek out every opportunity to transmit this knowledge to future generations.' Featuring:
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