Yale Women in Architecture Asia
May
16

Yale Women in Architecture Asia

Yale Women in Architecture Asia
Annual Meet up in Hong Kong

May 16th 11am-1pm
Fullerton Hotel: Ocean Park

Join Yale Women in Architecture Asia for a delicious brunch. Re:connect with old classmates and meet alumni from other classes!
The event is generously sponsored by a Yale Alumna, 100% of your registration fee goes to a local HK women’s charity. Suggested donation is 200RMB-400RMB. Donation link given upon registration.

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Panel Discussion: Architect as Muse/Museum Design
Mar
10

Panel Discussion: Architect as Muse/Museum Design

Join Yale Women in Architecture for a Panel Discussion

Architect as Muse: Museum Design
March 10th 7-9pm EST

with Miriam Peterson, Celia Imrey, Jing Liu, and jennifer sage
moderated by Cynthia Barton and Jessica Kung

Join Yale Women in Architecture to explore the work of four alumni architects from around the world, both established and emerging voices. Sometimes we are asked to listen to the history of things - the history of the land, the history of objects, and the history of cultural spaces that hold these objects. As cultural institutions continue to evolve, deeper levels of listening and analysis support the reimagining of the future of our cultural institutions.

Some of the museums we will be looking at include: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Smithsonian Museum, The Noguchi Museum, and more!

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The Last gathering at the Rubin
Sep
20

The Last gathering at the Rubin

All are welcome! Please join us in gathering for conversation and networking. The Rubin is permanently closing its doors on October 6, 2024. Celia Imrey (M Arch ‘93), Nathan Rich, M Arch ‘08) and Miriam Peterson (M Arch ‘08) will be giving tours of the spaces they designed

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Rethinking Contemporary Practice
May
5

Rethinking Contemporary Practice

This panel is a follow up to a previous panel discussion, "Architectural Work and Activism,” which compared educational and professional environments.

This one includes panelists who are testing different approaches to architectural work in firms of various kinds and sizes, in all cases putting in place approaches that offer more reward, relevance, and empowerment.

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YWA 2022 Kickoff Meeting
Feb
10

YWA 2022 Kickoff Meeting

Join us for updates and news, including our new website, changes to the Facebook page, and a discussion on the possibilities for in-person events.

We have lots planned for 2022 so please join and help plan our roster of events, or to say hello and stay connected in your network! Mark your calendars!

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Equality in Design PANEL CONVERSATION
Apr
5

Equality in Design PANEL CONVERSATION

What is Allyship in architecture, both in words and actions?
Whether you identify with a particular privilege or as a minority, whether you are a student, practitioner, and/or academic, our aspiration is that the panel will show us ways to continue to shape our industry. Our panel will discuss some successes and challenges of Allyship, please join us for this important event!

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Practicing Architecture: An International Perspective
Nov
11

Practicing Architecture: An International Perspective

How can we gain insights into the similarities and differences of architectural practices across an international spectrum?

Check out the websites of our remarkable panelists and moderator. They will engage in a pivotal discussion from their perspectives of living and/or working in Poland, Hungary, Japan, India, China, Portugal and Burundi.

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Aligning Architecture with Social Change
Oct
28

Aligning Architecture with Social Change

The first step of design is listening. As we design our spaces and places, how are the calls for systemic change galvanizing communities and various departments at Yale? YWA and The Yale Schwarzman Center invite you to a salon to share perspectives on how the built environment can listen and respond to the communities that shape them.

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Yale's Equality in Design: Disrupting Past Normalities
Aug
18

Yale's Equality in Design: Disrupting Past Normalities

Yale Architecture Equality in Design group is only a few years old. Founded by students that hoped to supplement their education with other relevant topics, it has been maintained as a platform that aims to amplify a multitude of voices. EiD also kicked off several initiatives and projects concerned with equity and equality among other relevant conversations happening today.

Our conversation will give new students, current students, faculty, alumni, and friends an opportunity to hear about EiD and learn how we can become a part of making student and alumni experiences better for all.

Attendees MUST Register in advance for this meeting

Panelists:

Maya Alexander M. Arch 2015

Elisa Iturbe - M. Arch 2015

Rhea Schmid - M. Arch 2020

Dominiq Oti - M. Arch 2022

Lilly Agutu - M. Arch 2022

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