Architecture carries a heavy cultural burden. The view of architecture ignores the fact that buildings are not merely geometrical or spatial phenomena, but exist in a socio-cultural context and respond…
With time, as a human body ages, so does Architecture. It reacts, resonates, and evolves in response to the changes occurring around it. Throughout the years, architecture as a system…
Introduction Art and design have always been instrumental in reflecting and shaping societal norms, including those related to gender (Smith, 2010). Throughout history, gender representation in these creative fields has…
Introduction Our society is in constant evolution, be it in architecture, engineering, or life in general. Now, various new concepts relating to sexuality are emerging in our society. So now…
The use of digital innovation in the field of architecture has changed how experts plan and create structures. Along with opening up new avenues for architectural innovation, the technology revolution…
The idea of gender has been one of the most polarising topics of discussion in the modern epoch. People question the concept of gender and believe that the stereotypical ideas…
Architecture has long been a symbol of human creativity and ingenuity, shaping the world around us in profound ways. Iconic buildings, with their distinctive designs and historical significance, often stand…
Gender is a cultural and social description of masculinity and femininity, rather than a biological or physical distinction between the sexes. The process of determining sexual and social identity in…
Architecture through the window of Gender, Pink or Blue? “Gender is the poetry each of us makes out of the language we are taught” By Leslie Feinberg Gender is a…
Gender and Sexuality in Architecture – “In other words, the body is a social construct, not an object of nature. And, when surrounded by unknown forces, it cannot be expected…
Imagination is a powerful tool. It helps one explore beyond bounds, find creative solutions to problems, and sometimes helps us escape the reality we exist in. People envision different timelines,…
Surveys on women in architecture and in positions of leadership began in the late 1970s. The statistics were not encouraging. Women made up 1% of registered architects in 1958. By 1988,…