Campaign group to create database of ‘built barriers’ faced by women
Women’s action group Part W has kicked off a new campaign by calling for photos of the frustrating ‘built barriers’ that face women and girls
By Richard Waite 7 March 2025 927 Views
Women’s action group Part W has kicked off a new campaign by calling for photos of the frustrating ‘built barriers’ that face women and girls
By Anna Highfield 12 December 2024 1,137 Views
Traditional management and reward processes in the built environment are failing women, according to damning new research by the Circle Partnership
By Will Ing 4 November 2024 1,047 Views
The RIBA has commissioned an investigation into why progress towards gender equity in architecture remains ‘far too slow’
By Anna Highfield 16 August 2024 1,863 Views
Terms such as ‘gender mainstreaming’, ‘gender-sensitive design’ and ‘feminist urbanism’ are creeping into use in architectural dialogue. But, jargon aside, how is policy actually starting to shift? And what does it mean for architects?
By Kathryn Firth 8 March 2024 1,639 Views
The once very prominent boys club is on its way out in UK architecture, says Arup’s Kathryn Firth on International Women's Day
By Catherine Moore and Anna Highfield 15 August 2023 19,286 Views
The government is banning gender-neutral toilets in all new non-domestic public and private buildings, under new legislation
By Richard Waite 12 April 2023 1,770 Views
Only 31 per cent of the UK’s architects are female, but the gender balance among new registrants is continuing to improve
By MIPIM Lads 15 March 2023 45,420 Views
While other global events have bowed to woke pressure, how reassuring that the annual Cannes property event is comfortable in its integral ladness, write the MIPIM Lads
By Cristina Monteiro 5 July 2021 1,532 Views
Wouldn’t it be nice to stand at a bar, mention that one is an architect, and Grand Designs not to be the first thing that people talk about? asks Cristina Monteiro
By Greg Pitcher 20 July 2020 558 Views
Equal numbers of young women and young men were practising architecture at the start of this year, a report from the Architects Registration Board (ARB) has revealed