Thank you for sharing that book, and I would like to read it soon. For my advanced academic research project at MIT, I made four interviews with three early women architects from the Princeton University School of Architecture (Class of ’70 and ’71) and a graduate of Princeton University (Class of *66) - the founder of the Alumni Association of Princeton University in Turkey. I believe that “these three women architects from the Princeton University School of Architecture” and “the founder of the Alumni Association of Princeton University in Turkey” are pioneering figures among their colleagues, and their career histories indicate many significant thresholds in their professions. These interviews (and that generation) shed light on many significant topics on gender, gender equality and its politics during the 60s-70s as well.
Thank you for sharing that book, and I would like to read it soon. For my advanced academic research project at MIT, I made four interviews with three early women architects from the Princeton University School of Architecture (Class of ’70 and ’71) and a graduate of Princeton University (Class of *66) - the founder of the Alumni Association of Princeton University in Turkey. I believe that “these three women architects from the Princeton University School of Architecture” and “the founder of the Alumni Association of Princeton University in Turkey” are pioneering figures among their colleagues, and their career histories indicate many significant thresholds in their professions. These interviews (and that generation) shed light on many significant topics on gender, gender equality and its politics during the 60s-70s as well.
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