The Guardian -
5 Dec 2014 11:27
The number of women in UK architecture firms is falling, and many urbanists are worried by the 'very, very male-dominated' worlds of planning and construction. So how would cities differ if women designed them? "I hate to stereotype," says architect Fiona Scott. "Male architects are often quite sensitive, artistic people and any suggestion that buildings designed by women are more curvy, tactile or colourful is wrong. But I don't think there are many women who think, 'Oh, my ideal project would ...
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