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[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

You can now Register yourself part of the African Female Architects & Designers Network Community!

African Diaspora too is welcome!

Let's Connect! Tag an AFA!
#architecture #womeninarchitecture #empowerwomen

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[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

Amélie Essesse specializes in heritage conservation and management, having chosen earth as her preferred material.

Amélie Essesse’s journey is that of an architect driven by a dual passion: technical rigor and social commitment.

To Read more : https://t.co/pRvxsdiDnO

[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

We are proud to partner with the Africa International Design Awards, a movement dedicated to uplifting African creativity.

Join us in honoring this vibrant cultural heritage!

Link in Bio for registration!

#architecture #architectureawards #design #creatives

[Lise @architectisaro]

We (@Afrifemarch ) are thrilled to join forces with the Awards Africa International Design Awards - AIDA , a transformative initiative that champions African design and innovation. In collaboration with 3C Awards and Africa Design School this movement aims to uplift emerging talent and highlight the pivotal role of design in sustainable development and social innovation.

By showcasing the incredible work of African designers who embrace eco-friendly practices and local craftsmanship, the AIDA Awards inspire fresh ideas and collaborations that address the continent’s challenges.

Together, we are amplifying a new global voice for African creativity across Spatial Design, Product Design, Communication Design, and Fashion Design.

Honored to be a jury member in the Spatial Design Category.

Visit for more details https://t.co/GssATktghJ
+DM for a 20% discount coupon. (Applicable for all categories)

Deadline for 2025-2026 : March 31st, 2026

Join us in celebrating this vibrant cultural heritage!

#architecture #architectureawards #africandesign #productdesign #communicationdesign #sustainabledesign

[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

🌟 Calling all African female architects! ✨ The 2025 French Prize for Women Architects is now open for submissions! Showcase your work and join a movement encouraging parity in our field. Deadline - July 31, 2025. 💪🏽🏛️ #Architecture #FrenchPrize2025
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[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

Founded by Zineb Ajebbar, ZArchitecture Studio is a Rabat-based architectural firm that blends sustainability, tradition, and modernity.
Read more on her award winning firm & projects

https://t.co/T3fPcdhzlR

[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

GREATNESS by @PascaleSablan: Diverse Designers of Architecture highlights the essential contributions of women and designers of color in global architecture, often overlooked. This book seeks to change that narrative.

Pre-order here! :https://t.co/ubi6KCU5aV

[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

Happy World Architecture Day 2024!

Explore the featured projects and firms highlighted in our selection at

https://t.co/R1ff9Hp03L

Excited to Create More Together!

#architecture #womenindesign #africaonthemap #design

[Mariam Issoufou Architects @m_i_architects]

Announcement: atelier masōmī is now Mariam Issoufou Architects

"Mariam Issoufou Architects remains committed to the ethos behind atelier masōmī. This change as an opportunity to deepen our work..."

Read more: https://t.co/w80zqPe6eY

[James Hall @hallaboutafrica]

Congrats Ghana's architect and educator Lesley Lokko: receives one of world's top architectural prizes: the Royal Institute of British Architect's prestigious Royal Gold Medal. She is the first black woman recipient and only second black person to win since award began in 1848.

[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

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[Built for Good Africa @BuiltforgoodAfr]

#WorldGreenBuilding week starts today is focused on calling on the global building & construction sector to accelerate the transition to secure an energy efficient, regenerative. Episode 3. A Green Centre and Paving Blocks from Recycled Plastic https://t.co/UWLKDWwg7q

[African Female Architects @Afrifemarch]

@nyolette @Arch_KE Congratulations 👏 🎊

[Florence Nyole @nyolette]

I am extremely humbled to take on the mantle of leadership as President of the Architectural Association of Kenya @Arch_KE through the overwhelming support from members.

Together, let us work to elevate AAK!

[The Design Indaba @designindaba]

We interviewed Sumayya Vally, the youngest Serpentine Pavilion architect, about her role as the artistic director of the first-ever Islamic Arts Biennale.

Read it here: https://t.co/1XSolzmXMX

Images: Sumayya Vally

@_counterspace @biennale_sa

#designindaba #architect

[NOMA @NomaNational]

“Very few architects are Black. This woman is pushing to change that.” Learn more about NOMA Pres. @PascaleSablan, FAIA, NOMA, LEED AP, as she reflects on diversifying the #architecture profession & her role as an #architect advocate at https://t.co/kT6xZLjmoZ.
#NOMApresident

[Peter Oborn @peteroborn]

Looking forward to this months online event from @Comarchitect hosted by a group of remarkable trailblazing women from around the Commonwealth. Register here to participate: https://t.co/2S3vTa11n3

[Livingstone Mukasa @livmuk]

"This landmark study offers a window not only to works of clay, glass, steel, wood, and concrete – but a window on to Africa itself."
Thank you for this lovely review @TheJosephH @Forbes https://t.co/GW2F99NfD3

[Nana Biamah-Ofosu @BiamahOfosu]

Excited to be speaking with Hannah Sabapathy for @VADundee #DesignInTheDiaspora series. ✨

Join over at 18.30 on IG Live.

@NewArchWriters
@weareherescot

[The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL @BartlettArchUCL]

Architect Sumayya Vally has been appointed Honorary Professor of Practice at The Bartlett, recognising her major contributions to architectural practice through her award-winning architectural design, art practice and social engagement.

Read more: https://t.co/vxbEMqGuhD

[Sir David Adjaye @dadjaye]

Demas Nwoko, b.1935 as the Obi’s son in Idumuje Ugboko, Nigeria. Nwoko made a significant body of works portrayed as a central contributor to a neo-traditionalist philosophy at the foundation of Nigerian modern art, design and architecture and its education.