1st Edition
Women, Practice, Architecture Resigned Accommodation' and 'Usurpatory Practice'
1. Editorial 2. Keynote: Women Architects and Their Discontents 3. Identification Through Disidentification: A Life Course Perspective on Professional Belonging 4. The Woman/Architect Distinction 5. ‘‘Nothing Else Will Do’’: The Call for Gender Equality in Architecture in Britain 6. Hard Hats and Aprons: Pioneering Female Architects Portrayed by the Press in Puerto Rico 7. Limited Visibility: Portraits of Women Architects 8. Aptitude and Capacity: Published Views of the Australian Woman Architect 9. Genius, Gender and Architecture: The Star System as Exemplified in the Pritzker Prize 10. ZAHA: An Image of ‘‘The Woman Architect’’ 11. A Cross-National Study of Accommodating and ‘‘Usurpatory’’ Practices by Women Architects in the UK, Spain and France 12. A ‘‘New Institutional’’ Perspective on Women’s Position in Architecture: Considering the Cases of Australia and Sweden 13. Fabrication and Ms Conduct: Scrutinising Practice Through Feminist Theory
Biography
Naomi Stead is a Senior Research Fellow in the School of Architecture at the University of Queensland, where she is a member of the Research Centre ATCH (Architecture | Theory | Criticism | History).
