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Metabolized

An obsolescent masculine dream: Remembering the Nakagin Capsule Tower

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Clearing the Path

The ASLA ramps up support of BIPOC women pursuing landscape architecture with a new program

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She Builds

House passes bill to build women’s history museum on National Mall

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Design + Practice Exchange

New York and New Orleans women will tackle design leadership in a new conference

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The Site of Memory

Heidi Bucher’s latex casts of spaces are coming to New York

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Show Me the Money

Making money as an architect is majorly affected by where you work

Rendering of Shirley Chisholm monument of She Built NYC
A Timeless Trailblazer

See the top 5 proposals for Brooklyn’s upcoming Shirley Chisholm statue

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Stalled!

International Plumbing Code changes facilitate all-gender restrooms

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She Built NYC

Four more statues of pioneering New York women are coming to town

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Building a Just Future

Over 80 architect-activists join Women’s March on NYC

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Women BUILD

Dattner Architects organizes campaign for Saturday’s Women’s March on NYC

Stalled!
Other Spaces

Project tackling gender-restricted bathroom access wins AIA Innovation Award

The EDI guide.
The Time Is Now

AIA|LA publishes equity, diversity, and inclusivity best practices guide

69: Déjà Vu

Expo-presentation

Who’s missing from this AIA Conference promo video? (Hint: It’s not men)

Lonely at the Top

Zaha Hadid Architects paid women employees about 20 percent less in 2017

Musical Stalls

Portland Building swaps around some single-gender and all-gender bathrooms

Q&A

Joel Sanders on the past and future of gender issues in architecture

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