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Raising the Roof: Women Architects Who Broke Through the Glass Ceiling

$100.00 AUD

Explore the groundbreaking journeys of inspiring female architects in 'Raising the Roof: Women Architects Who Broke Through the Glass Ceiling'. This beautifully crafted hardback book by Agata Toromanoff, published by Prestel Publishing, invites you into the dynamic world of women who are redefining architecture. Discover 50 detailed profiles celebrating the achievements of pioneering women architects such as Olajumoke Adenowo and Tatiana Bilbao. Each double-page spread showcases captivating photographs of their architectural masterpieces, accompanied by personal biographies and insights into their philosophies.

This essential volume delves into the transformative role women are playing in reshaping our built environment, illustrating how these talented visionaries are overcoming challenges in a traditionally male-dominated industry. From urban design to sustainable projects, 'Raising the Roof' serves as a testament to female empowerment in architecture, revealing the unique contributions women make in the field.

Ideal for architecture enthusiasts, students, and advocates of women’s achievements, this book makes a perfect gift or addition to your personal library. Immerse yourself in the stories of trailblazing women like Elizabeth Diller and Rossana Hu, who are creating spaces that inspire and engage communities. With interviews that provide global perspectives, this book highlights the innovative designs and impactful projects led by women. Experience the movement as these architects break the glass ceiling and inspire future generations within the architectural landscape.

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Hardback book showcasing women architects' remarkable contributions and inspiration in a male-dominated field.
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Raising the Roof: Women Architects Who Broke Through the Glass Ceiling

$100.00 AUD

Explore the groundbreaking journeys of inspiring female architects in 'Raising the Roof: Women Architects Who Broke Through the Glass Ceiling'. This beautifully crafted hardback book by Agata Toromanoff, published by Prestel Publishing, invites you into the dynamic world of women who are redefining architecture. Discover 50 detailed profiles celebrating the achievements of pioneering women architects such as Olajumoke Adenowo and Tatiana Bilbao. Each double-page spread showcases captivating photographs of their architectural masterpieces, accompanied by personal biographies and insights into their philosophies.

This essential volume delves into the transformative role women are playing in reshaping our built environment, illustrating how these talented visionaries are overcoming challenges in a traditionally male-dominated industry. From urban design to sustainable projects, 'Raising the Roof' serves as a testament to female empowerment in architecture, revealing the unique contributions women make in the field.

Ideal for architecture enthusiasts, students, and advocates of women’s achievements, this book makes a perfect gift or addition to your personal library. Immerse yourself in the stories of trailblazing women like Elizabeth Diller and Rossana Hu, who are creating spaces that inspire and engage communities. With interviews that provide global perspectives, this book highlights the innovative designs and impactful projects led by women. Experience the movement as these architects break the glass ceiling and inspire future generations within the architectural landscape.

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