Women architects worldwide : building a diverse and inclusive canon / Aubree Tillett ; co-edited by Jess Ilias.

Main entry:

Tillett, Aubree, author.

Title & Author:

Women architects worldwide : building a diverse and inclusive canon / Aubree Tillett ; co-edited by Jess Ilias.

Publication:

Minneapolis, Minn. : University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing, [2026]
©2026

Description:

1 online resource (xiii, 383 pages)

Restrictions:

Open Access

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Africa -- Asia -- Australia and Oceania -- Contiguous Transcontinental Countries -- Europe -- North America -- South America -- Antarctica and Subantarctic Region -- Selected Bibliography.

Summary:

"Women Architects Worldwide: Building a Diverse and Inclusive Canon is an open-access Pressbook designed to feature the names of women architects from almost every country and territory around the world. This book is intended as a foundation to start building a more diverse and inclusive architectural canon. Scholars can use this reference tool as a catalyst for more in-depth research. Revised editions will expand upon this research to continue to uplift the names of as many women architects worldwide as possible."-- Publisher's summary.

Resources:
University of Minnesota
DOI

ISBN:

9781959870197 (electronic book)
195987019X (electronic book)

Subject:

Women architects.
Architecture Biography.
Femmes architectes.
Architecture Biographies.

Form/genre:

Biographies.

Added entries:

Ilias, Jess, editor.
University of Minnesota. Libraries. Publishing, publisher.

Holdings:

Location: Library internet resource
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Status: Available

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