Getting word out. Publications in scholarly and professional media, radio interviews and conference presentations by the research team.
On the radio: 2
Christine Phillips and Simon Knott interview Karen Burns and Justine Clark about Parlour on The Architects RRR. Download the podcast here.
A girl’s own adventure
How do anthologies of architectural theory represent feminism and gender theory? Karen Burns finds a "strangely antiquated", essentialist version at odds with the aims of the work itself.
Taking it to the limit
A generation after Gill Matthewson first asked, “where are all the women?” she is still, with some frustration, asking the same question.
Just don’t mention feminism
Naomi Stead reflects on the process of making films to encourage young women to consider careers in architecture.
Redesigning practice
'Gender is over isn't it? Naomi Stead suggests that mainstream practice may learn a lot from the inventive modes of practice developed by women to make space within architecture.
Architecture, gender, economics
Justine Clark outlines the various intersections of gender, economics and architecture.
Making (women) architects
Gill Matthewson examine the ways gender is implicated in the structure and practice of the architectural workplace.
On the radio
Download the audio of Karen Burns being interviewed about Women and Architecture on Radio National's By Design.
Women in architecture
Karen Burns' essay gives an overview of the state of play and the issues facing women in Australian architecture.
Resignation & usurping
What modes of ‘resigned accommodation’ are practiced by women architects, and what 'usurpatory’ strategies’ do they undertake?
Women, leadership and democracy
The paper "Women and Leadership in the Australian Architecture Profession: Prelude to a Research Project" details the current Women,Work and Leadership research project.
