Women in Architecture - Past, Present, Future
9783775748575$100.00
Women in Architecture - Past, Present, Future
$100.00
Why do women architects still not receive the recognition their work deserves? Women in Architectureis a manifesto for the great achievements of women in architecture. The voices of thirty-six internationally active women architects are heard through their own projects. This diverse panorama is supplemented by essays on pioneering female architects, and analyses that get to the bottom of the structural discrimination against women architects.
Women throughout history have produced iconic and foundational designs which influence the works of today. This publication gives female architects the standing ovation they deserve.
Editor: Ursula Schitalla
Publisher: Hatje Cantz
ISBN: 9783775748575
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