ARCHITECTS. WILL WOMEN DESIGN BETTER... - AGATA TWARDOCH

The book "Architects. Will women design better..." by Agata Twardoch is a collection of nineteen inspiring conversations with twenty-four women who shape the architectural space. The author, full of anger at the inequalities in the industry, gives a voice to architects, urban planners and experts who deserve recognition. It is a manifesto for feminizing the architectural discourse and opening it to women.

• Inspiring conversations: Nineteen interviews with women who are changing architecture.
• Female perspective: Showing female role models in the architectural industry.
• Feminized discourse: Opening architecture to women and their achievements.
• Four main parts: Cities, Buildings, Next to and Words – diverse perspectives on architecture.
• Urban planners and sociologists: Presentation of a wide range of experts involved in shaping space.
• Architects and researchers: Conversations with women who shape reality through projects, research and education.
• Edition: Pages: 320, Format: 156x216 mm, Binding: integrated.

Agata Twardoch, the author of the book, passionately and determinedly gives a voice to women who are often in the shadow of their male colleagues. Her work is not only a collection of interviews, but above all a manifesto that aims to change the perception of the role of women in architecture. This book is an invitation to dialogue and reflection on the future of the architectural profession, in which women should have equal opportunities and be recognized for their achievements.

The book contains conversations with urban planners who shape cities, architects who design buildings, experts who go beyond the standard framework of the profession, and researchers who influence architectural reality with words and analyses. Each of these women has her own unique story and perspective, which together create a rich and inspiring picture of contemporary architecture.

The book "Architects. Will women design better..." is a must-read for anyone interested in architecture, urban planning and the role of women in society. It is a position that makes you think, inspires you to act and shows that the future of architecture can be more diverse and fair. The author, Agata Twardoch, has created a work that will remain in the memory of readers for a long time and will influence the architectural discourse in Poland and in the world.

The W.A.B. publishing house has ensured high editorial quality, offering readers a book in an integrated binding that guarantees durability and an aesthetic appearance. The 156x216 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and ideal for taking with you on a trip or reading in the comfort of your own home. The number of pages – 320 – provides enough content to fully immerse yourself in the fascinating world of architecture and women's stories.

Agata Twardoch's book is not only a collection of interviews, but also an important voice in the discussion about gender equality in architecture. The author, through her conversations, shows the difficulties faced by women in this industry, but also their successes and achievements. It is an inspiring read for all those who believe that architecture can be more diverse and fair, and that women should have equal opportunities in it and be recognized for their talents and skills. This book is an invitation to change and to create a better future for architecture.