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Is there a greener gender?
Studies show that women
are more likely than men to support environmental causes through
voting, activism, and consumer choices. What are the implications for
the design industry? Does sustainable design have special appeal for
women, and do they in turn offer something unique to the field? In
Women in Green: Voices of Sustainable Design, Kira Gould and Lance
Hosey explore these questions through informal conversations with
architects, designers, consultants, policymakers, educators, and
students. What they find is that women may be changing how we all see
our world and our work.
Writer Kira Gould is a communications consultant for architecture firms and other organizations. She was the managing editor at Metropolis and today covers sustainability and design for that magazine and others. She is the 2007 chair of the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment and co-author of Ecology and Design, that group’s report on ecological literacy and architecture education.
Architect Lance Hosey is a Director with William
McDonough + Partners. He has been featured in Metropolis magazine’s
“Next Generation” program and Architectural Record’s “emerging
architect” series. His essays on sustainable design have appeared in
publications such as the Washington Post, Metropolis, Architectural
Record, and Architecture, and he has a regular “green” column in
Architect.
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