Scilence 04 Architecture & FREEDOM
from Equivalent Too Hosted by Dr. Shini Somara
In this week's episode, my 'STEM sister' talks about the need for more gender balance in Architecture - afterall women occupy buildings just as much as men. We talk about what it is really like working in such a technologically creative industry, where success usually comes to those who wait - for decades. Can a woman be successful in Architecture and have it all? As ever, I aim to find out!
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