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About this book
Architecture is at a tipping point.
Voices of the under-recognised are increasing in volume and are agitating for change. If we don't collectively listen, re-adjust and change our outlook, we risk limiting the relevance of our profession in today's society and, ultimately, the places we create.
Capturing insight from leading voices in the profession, this book encourages understanding and reflection. It addresses critical questions, providing steps towards meaningful change.
It will help those who are under-recognised to find the role models, community and tools to feel confident, supported and valued. It will also help those intimidated by change to understand why it's so important and provoke constructive action.
The topics and experiences provide a rich foundation for building an inclusive future that truly represents the diverse population we serve.
This is a call for change. Now.
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Architecture GeneralTable of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Sponsors
- Introduction: An Inclusion Emergency
- 1. âNothing About Us, Without Usâ: Disabled people designing
- 2. A Deaf architect in a hearing world
- 3. Beyond EDI: Addressing the fundamental mechanisms of exploitation in architecture
- 4. Juggling parenthood
- 5. OUT OUT OUT: The dilemma
- 6. Superpowers or kryptonite: Dyslexia as part of our profession
- 7. Stay for longer: Retaining women in architecture
- 8. Neurodivergence in practice: A job for me?
- 9. Extrovertâambivertâintrovert: Ensuring everyone can thrive
- 10. Not a one-size-fits-all architectural education
- 11. Climbing the ladder: Social mobility in architecture
- 12. A letter to our future clients: We have not just landed âŚ
- 13. Queering the precedent
- 14. Becoming an architect: The challenges of navigating a way in the profession
- 15. Am I a gay architect?
- 16. The learning journey: Reflections from within a large practice
- 17. Hair, hijab and a hardhat
- 18. (Emotional) complexity and contradiction
- 19. Reconstructing representation in architecture
- 20. Order from disorder
- 21. With a ⌠like yours: Inclusion, intersectionality and internationalism in architecture
- 22. Allyship: Creating room for others
- 23. Heritage: A poem exploring identity, culture, place and change
- Afterword: Difference as a superpower which benefits everyone
- About the editors
- About the contributors
- References
- Index
- Image credits