by Katherine Williams | Feb 3, 2011 | African American Architects, Women architects
Photo by Hannah BrombergThe start of 2011 has been great for African American women architects. They are getting awards, starting new ventures, and having an impact on the design community. Here are a few highlights. Sharon Sutton, FAIA has been named the 2011 Whitney...
by Katherine Williams | Jan 11, 2011 | AAArchs Statistics, African American Architects
One of my big accomplishments this year was earning my architecture license. In the last year, 46 other African-Americans made the same achievement. Congratulations! As part of a group of women discussing the the numbers of African-American women in the profession, I...
by Katherine Williams | Jul 24, 2010 | AAArchs Statistics, African American Architects, Women architects
I have been chatting by email with Dennis Mann, one of the editors of the Directory of African American Architects, about ways to give a historical view of the numbers. Currently the website list all of the African American architects licensed in the US. Personally, I...
by Katherine Williams | Jun 28, 2010 | African American Architects
The latest NOMA (National Magazine’s them is Africa: Dissect, Design, Deliver. (Thanks to Ifeoma Ebo for coming up the title.) The articles are great. Shout out to Betsy Ismail for the wonderful graphic layout, to Ifeoma Ebo, Stephonie Nash and Victoria Kaplan...
by Katherine Williams | Apr 18, 2010 | African American Architects
As a newly licensed architect, I feel it is only right that I share what I have learned over the 3 years I have been testing. I wrote a short list. Use this as you see fit. ARE DO’S AND DON’TS DO research your state requirements including fees, now and...
by Katherine Williams | Mar 3, 2010 | African American Architects, home life, Women architects
One week ago I found out I had accomplished a feat I have been working for almost 15 years. I became a Licensed Architect in the state of Virginia. Yaa! Now my dilemma is what next. I’m going to try to use this blog as a chronicle of life after this major...
