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Why we gave the Jane Drew Prize to Kathryn Findlay
Eva Jiřičná, Martha Thorne and AJ editor Christine Murray on why the Women in Architecture jury awarded its top prize to Kathryn Findlay
Women in architecture
Run in association with The Architectural Review, the W Awards and the W Programme recognise women’s contribution to the architectural profession
New practices: Poulsom Middlehurst
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone either through choice or redundancy
Remembering Kathryn Findlay: three tributes
Tributes from Kathryn Findlay’s tutor Christine Hawley, her long-term friend Andrew Burrell and a joint testimonial by Neil Gillespie and Carol MacBain of Reiach and Hall Architects
Findlay was brilliant, original, modest and a worthy winner of the Jane Drew Prize
Findlay’s humility, combined with her brilliantly original architecture, changed an industry, says Christine Murray
Almacantar’s Kathrin Hersel: ‘I match architects to sites’
Almacantar development director Kathrin Hersel on working with both world-renowned and up-and-comingh practices
Kathryn Findlay named winner of the 2014 Jane Drew Prize
Judging panel chooses Findlay as winner just hours before news breaks of architect’s death
Obituary: Kathryn Findlay (1953-2014)
Kathryn Findlay, the ‘truly brilliant’ architect who co-founded Ushida Findlay, has died aged 60
Survey shows shocking lack of respect for women architects
Statistics revealed by the latest AJ Women in Architecture survey show worrying lack of professional respect
Monica von Schmalensee: ‘my advice is simple: fight and do your best’
The CEO of White Arkitekter talks about running one of Scandinavia’s largest architectural practices
PTEa: ‘The more women in leadership, the more you will attract’
Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects give their top tips for achieving equality in practice