The women building change in construction ‘Choose to challenge’ is this year’s theme for International Women’s Day – and these nine executives are the very embodiment of that mantra in the industry 7th March, 2021
From left: Nathalie Weadick, director of Irish Architecture Foundation, Eloise Heron, chartered valuation surveyor and sustainability consultant, Aisling Tannam, director at offices at Cushman & Wakefield, and Michele Jackson, co-founder and director of TWM. Picture: Fergal Phillips
International Women’s Day 2021 takes place tomorrow and this year’s theme is ‘Choose to challenge’. The aim is to open a conversation about what each of us can do to challenge the status quo to ensure gender balance across all aspects of society.
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These illuminating films reveal the personalities, processes, complexity, creativity and transformative impact that surround the act of designed space - Open House Dublin, working with Creative Ireland and RTÉ Supporting The Arts present a teaser below.
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The protagonists: the architect, the historian, the user, speak directly to the camera, they speak directly to us.
Site Specific crosses the city, scales and building types from play parks, social housing, places of worship to a building not yet built. These remarkable films make evident architecture s great central responsibility – the shaping of the spaces that in turn shape society. Watch them all here.