Reviews of events, exhibitions and publications
Making a Living
Architecture conferences once held little interest for Sarah Hobday-North, but the recent ArchiTeam Conference has forced her to reassess.
Why Architects Matter
Sarah Hobday-North finds much to provoke thought and action in Flora Samuel's book Why Architects Matter.
Ideal Homes
Catriona Quinn reviews Deborah Sugg Ryan's recent book, which brings previously invisible examples of suburban modernism into the spotlight.
Yes, we plan!
Elke Duda and Sarah Rivière review the recent symposium ‘Yes, we Plan!’, hosted in Frankfurt by n-ails Berlin with DAM and the German networks of women architects.
Where are the women architects?
Kerstin Thompson reviews US historian and writer Despina Stratigakos’s latest book Where are the Women Architects?
Reporting from the Front
Tania Davidge was in Venice on Parlour's behalf. Following her excellent guest posting on Instagram, she shares her thoughts on the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Dear Artforum: Six men memorialise Zaha Hadid
Reading Artforum's latest issue, Karen Burns falls through a gap in time – between a sophisticated account of identity and the antiquated myths of architecture.
get: GOING – Male Champions of Change
Its time to fix the men – Andrew Nimmo reports on the launch of the NSW Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects Male Champions of Change program.
“Make it big so the boys can see it.”
Sonia Sarangi reviews the Women in Design exhibition, curated by Daniella Casamento for the DIA.
Going Beyond
Emily Grandstaff-Rice reports on the American Institute of Architects' Women's Leadership Summit.
Returning to work
Sze Wei Lee reports on the AJ Women in Architecture panel discussion, which canvassed how to manage a successful career after maternity leave, and how to retain top female talent in your practice.
Australian women of the 2012 Venice Biennale
Tania Davidge reflects on the diverse range of Australian women at in the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.
