While women remain a minority in our industry the fight for parity goes on

By Sadie Morgan2023-03-30T06:00:00

While we should celebrate the fact that female representation in architecture and construction is at an all-time high, there is plenty of work still to do, says Sadie Morgan

The end of March marks the end of Women’s History Month, with several industry press titles, social media feeds, awards and events drawing focus to the power and impact of women in architecture. As we move beyond that focus, it is important to remember that the fight for parity for women in this industry is ongoing and very current.

Today, there is more female representation, at higher levels, than I can recall there ever being in my 25-plus year career. What more could we want, some might ask?

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