Women in Architecture

Antonietta Roy, the founder of Construction Advocacy Professionals, has been recognized with a Bronze Stevie Award in the 2024 Women in Business competition. This prestigious accolade celebrates women leaders who have demonstrated excellence, leadership, and innovation in their respective fields. Roy's leadership within the construction sector highlights her dedication to advancing industry advocacy, particularly through programs that promote diversity, workforce development, and equality in traditionally male-dominated professions. Her efforts not only challenge gender norms but also set an inspiring example for women aspiring to leadership roles in construction. The Significance of the Stevie Awards for Women in Business The Stevie Awards for Women in Business is a globally recognized competition that acknowledges the outstanding achievements of women entrepreneurs, executives, and employees. Since its inception, the awards have provided a platform for highlighting the contributi...

In a significant development for inclusive design, the Mutability Foundation and Designability have announced a partnership aimed at improving accessibility for disabled individuals. This collaboration focuses on creating products that address the unique needs of people with disabilities, promoting independent living and mobility. Through this effort, the two organizations aim to reshape how products and services are designed and manufactured, making inclusivity a priority across industries, particularly transportation and energy. Inclusive Design: A Transformative Approach Inclusive design, often referred to as universal design, is the practice of creating products, services, and environments that are accessible and usable by everyone, regardless of their age, ability, or background. It goes beyond meeting minimum accessibility standards and strives to ensure that the broadest possible range of users can engage with products comfortably and safely. This collaborative effort between Mu...