Abstract
Parlour: women, equity, architecture is a group whose name derives from a rather subversive feminist take on the 'parlour' as the room in a house traditionally used for receiving and conversing with visitors. In its first five years, Parlour has grown from a scholarly research project into an activist group with an international reach, but a localised approach to working through issues of equity and diversity in architecture. This paper is a lightly edited version of a keynote 'lecture' given jointly by four of the key members of the Parlour collective.
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Stead, N. & Matthewson, G. & Clark, J. & Burns, K., (2017) “Parlour: The First Five Years”, field: 7(1), 143–162. doi: https://doi.org/10.62471/field.81
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