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Architecture

NOT JUST A NUMBERS GAME

Statistics relating to women in architecture provide very unfavourable outcomes…….

However, interviewing female architects resulted in a positive view of the industry…….

and progressive statistics convey that it’s perhaps not such a grim picture……..

Male architects were also interviewed for their perspectives as to why there are so few female directors in Perth……..

REFERENCES

  • Ashworth, Susie and Clark, Justine , Pregnancy Discrimination and Returning to Work. Relevant material from two surveys of the architecture profession: ‘Where do all the women go?’ and ‘And what about the men? (The University of Queensland Australia, 2013), http://archiparlour.org/where-do-all-the-women-go-4/ page 3
  • Adams, Laura (architect, Site Architects), in discussion with the author, November 2017.
  • Clark, Justine. “More on the Gender Pay Gap.” Parlour, September 4,2013. Accessed March 28, 2018. http://archiparlour.org/the-pay-gap/
  • Cotter, Lou (Director, Buchan Group), in discussion with the author, March, 2018.
  • Fehlberg, Dean (Director, MCDF architects), in discussion with the author, March, 2018
  • Robinson, Leigh (Director, Taylor Robinson), in discussion with the author, March 2018.
  • Marshall, Carolyn (Principal Architect, Building Research and Technical Services, Building Management and Works), in discussion with the author, March 2018.
  • Martin, Dani (architect, EIW architects), in discussion with the author, October 2017.
  • Matthewson, Gill. “The Numbers in a Nutshell.” Parlour, June 18, 2017. Accessed March, 2018. http://archiparlour.org/the-numbers-in-a-nutshell/
  • McKenzie, Kukame (Director, Gresley Abas), in discussion with the author, November 2017.
  • Payne, Melinda (Associate to the Government Architect, Office of the Government Architect), in discussion with the author, March, 2018.
  • Rush, Stephanie (architect, Chindarsi Architects), in discussion with the author, March, 2018.
  • Wood, Dean (Senior Architect, Oldfield Knott Architects), in discussion with the author, October 2017.