What a Gender Sensitive City Should Be
Sánchez de Madariaga, Inés
What a Gender Sensitive City Should Be - UrbanNext, Januray 22, 2021. - 2700 words
Essay, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Urban Paradigms
Accessibility, Architecture and Gender, Comfort, Cultural agitator, Elderly, Gender, Inclusivity, Madrid, Participation, podcast, Public Space, Research, Social Inclusion, Spain, Technology, Urban policies, Women, Youth, Mobility, Urban Planning, Policies
The main features of the social and economic organization according to which today’s cities were planned and built are the Fordist production model and the sexual division of labor. As gender studies have shown, these two characteristics are interdependent: attributing the responsibility for caring for the home and for dependents to half of the population – women – without any economic remuneration allows the other half of the population – men – to dedicate their time exclusively and entirely to economic activities in the realm of production.
2575-5374
Architecture Women Social Inclusion Public Space Architecture and Gender
What a Gender Sensitive City Should Be - UrbanNext, Januray 22, 2021. - 2700 words
Essay, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Urban Paradigms
Accessibility, Architecture and Gender, Comfort, Cultural agitator, Elderly, Gender, Inclusivity, Madrid, Participation, podcast, Public Space, Research, Social Inclusion, Spain, Technology, Urban policies, Women, Youth, Mobility, Urban Planning, Policies
The main features of the social and economic organization according to which today’s cities were planned and built are the Fordist production model and the sexual division of labor. As gender studies have shown, these two characteristics are interdependent: attributing the responsibility for caring for the home and for dependents to half of the population – women – without any economic remuneration allows the other half of the population – men – to dedicate their time exclusively and entirely to economic activities in the realm of production.
2575-5374
Architecture Women Social Inclusion Public Space Architecture and Gender