JOVIS Catalog Fall 2021

18
Schwarzer Rolli, Hornbrille
Plädoyer für einen Wandel in der Planungskultur
Karin Hartmann
Despite increasing numbers of female students graduating from architecture
programs, women remain heavily underrepresented in the architecture
profession. Few female architects enter the profession, and when they do,
it remains difficult to retain them, and they continue to be the exception in
leadership and top-ranking positions. So, why do women turn their backs
on the architecture profession? What are some of the gaps created by
their absence in the planning and design of spaces? Would our cities look
different if young women architects were naturally part of a diverse urban
design culture? Karin Hartmann reveals the structural discrimination faced
by women in architecture, illustrating what is missing from the built environment
when women don’t have a seat at the table, and what impact a cultural
shift in city planning could have. At the same time, Hartmann provides a
context and arguments for how to adequately function within the framework
of a traditional industry.
Softcover with flaps
144 pages, 50 col. and b/w ill.
17 × 24 cm
Print 978-3-86859-698-4
E-Book 978-3-86859-967-1
€ 24.00 (DE) | $ 27.99 (US) | £ 22.00 (GB)
11.2021
German
++ First overview of the situation facing
female architects in Germany and
approaches for creating greater equality
in a traditional industry ++ Knowledge
frameworks for planning offices, institutions,
and students ++
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