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Feminist Collective in Architecture

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is a collective of architects, artists and designers working towards creating and expanding spaces for non cis-males in architecture and allied fields.

 

We bring together people, skills, resources and research to generate ideas, debates and discussions and provide support to advance the status of marginalized genders and identities.

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Highlights!

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​​Feminist Spatial Practices (FSP) is an online archive offering a tapestry of global feminist practices and collectives. Founded by Bryony Roberts and Abriannah Aiken in October 2023, FSP is a participatory space to highlight, promote, and share feminist practices in art, design, architecture, and activism. As a medium for community-building, the platform showcases practices through thematic modes of work, namely:

 

  • Alternative Materialities

  • Collaborative Practices

  • Embodied Theories

  • Expanding Histories

  • Experimental Pedagogies

  • Spaces for Non-Conforming Bodies

 

FCA features in the theme of “Collaborative Practices”. We are proud to be part of this global index. 

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Visit the archive: https://feministspatialpractices.com/directory/feminist-collective-in-architecture

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FSP instagram: feminist_spatial_practices 

FCA in Global Archive of Feminist Practices

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Image Source: Swati Janu, Social Design Collaborative

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The first ever Indian Art, Architecture and Design Biennale (IAADB) was organised by the Ministry of Culture, GoI in December 2023 at the Red Fort, New Delhi. The Design Biennale had seven themes, one being Samatva: Women in Architecture. Curated by Swati Janu of Social Design Collaborative, New Delhi, this thematic exhibition had two parts.

Part 1 showcased work of prominent women in art and architecture in India, while

Part 2 showcased Women and Feminist movements in design. 

 

FCA featured prominently as a part of the timeline of feminist movements in design. The exhibits included snippets of videos from FCA National Events, event booklets and a short introductory video of FCA. It was heartwarming to see designers, especially the youth engaging with FCA videos and booklets, whetting their curiosity about feminism and design. We are proud to be among the handful of initiatives/ organisations advancing this inquiry.​​​​​​​

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FCA at IAADB: Indian Art, Architecture and Design Biennale​​

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