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Being Iraqi Taught Me To Be Very Cautious.

Half Of Architecture Students Are Women, And You See Respected, Established Female Architects All The Time.

You Don't Always Have To Show Art In What's Called A White Box; You Can Have A Kind Of Complexity Within An Exhibit Which Actually Respects The Art As Well.

I Used To Not Like Being Called A 'woman Architect.' I'm An Architect, Not Just A Woman Architect. The Guys Used To Tap Me On The Head And Say 'you're Ok For A Girl.' But I See An Incredible Amount Of Need From Other Women For Reassurance That It Can Be Done, So I Don't Mind Anymore.

When Women Do Succeed, The Press, Even The Industry Press, Spend Far Too Much Time Talking About How We Dress, What Shoes We're Wearing, Who We're Meant To Be Seeing. That's Pretty Sad For Women, Especially When It's Written By Women Who Really Should Know Better.