According to Wikipedia, Gill Matthewson is a New Zealand architect, scholar and educator, based since 2016 at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. Early life and education Matthewson was born in Wellington, New Zealand, and educated at Tawa College. She received her bachelor's degree in architecture from the University of Auckland, School of Architecture, in New Zealand, followed by a master's degree in architecture from University of East London for a study on the work of Lilly Reich titled "Sex, Lies and the Barcelona Pavilion" . She completed her PhD at the University of Queensland in 2015 on the topic "Dimensions of Gender: Women's Careers in the Australian Architecture Profession", for which she received the Dean's Award for Outstanding Thesis. This was part of a larger research project, Equity and Diversity in the Australian Architectural Profession: women, work and leadership, led by Naomi Stead.
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Hayes and Scott: Post-war Houses [Book Review] (2007) (1)
Gold standard or fool's gold?: the registration of architects (2016) (1)
Parlour: The First Five Years (2017) (1)
Appendix A: Women’s involvement in the Australian architecture profession: building a clearer and more inclusive picture (Equity and diversity in the Australian architecture profession: women, work and leadership) (2013) (1)
Safety after dark: Creating a city for women living and working in Sydney (2019) (1)
Architects in the ACT - a view from the census (2016) (0)
Appendix B: Preliminary analysis and comparison of findings from two surveys of the architecture profession: ‘Where do all the women go?’ and ‘… and what about the men?’(Equity and diversity in the Australian architecture profession: women, work (2013) (0)
Constructing an Astronomical Telescope (1957) (0)
Portfolio: 'Understanding gender bias in the architecture profession' (2017) (0)
Architects in Western Australia - a view from the census (2016) (0)
Same words, different mouth (2015) (0)
Architects in New South Wales - a view from the census (2016) (0)
In Conversation: The curious culture of architecture (2015) (0)
Architects in South Australia - a view from the census (2016) (0)
Speak up, women! (2016) (0)
Parlour 2016 Census Wrap: Women in Australian Architecture (2018) (0)
Architecture and the rhetoric of choice (2013) (0)
Free To Be: Delhi (2018) (0)
No, women do not earn more than men in architecture (2017) (0)
Architects in Victoria - a view from the census (2016) (0)
Breaking news: women are not condiments (2017) (0)
Marion Mahony reconsidered [Book Review] (2012) (0)
Tools, which tools?: The changings of architects (2018) (0)
Free To Be: Lima (2018) (0)
Appendix C: Architects in Australia: A snapshot from the 2011 Census (Equity and diversity in the Australian architecture profession: women, work and leadership) (2013) (0)
Understanding gender bias in the architecture profession (2013) (0)
What does the ‘new normal’ look like for women’s safety in cities? (2020) (0)
Architects in SA - a view from the APBSA data (2016) (0)
Shock horror statistics (2016) (0)
Architects in Queensland - a view from the census (2016) (0)
Portfolio: 'Architects: A View from the Census' (2016) (0)
Standing in the Shadows (2019) (0)
The use and misuse of statistics in understanding the architecture profession (2015) (0)
Free To Be: Kampala (2018) (0)
Portfolio: 'ACA National Salary Survey' (2018) (0)
