Articles by Harriet Harriss

In order to save architecture the prevailing approach to architecture education must be allowed to die, writes Harriet Harriss as part of our Performance Review series. It’s a familiar refrain that architecture school doesn’t prepare students for real life, but the truth may be more damning: it prepares them perfectly – for overwork, self-erasure, and

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The Pratt Institute has launched an archival project that pays tribute to women in architecture. Following a celebratory dinner party held in March, the school’s dean of architecture Harriet Harriss explains why projects like the Mistresses Archive are vital to achieve gender parity in the profession. The architecture world is in a state of flux.

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