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The female architects breaking ground

t is unusual for authors to announce that they can’t wait for the day when their book is rendered obsolete. But the researchers behind 100 Women: Architects in Practice hope that its title will ultimately sound as strange as a book about 100 left-handed architects, or 100 who happen to have ginger hair. We are not there yet. In an industry where the gender pay gap has widened in recent years, where all-male

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