PREVIEW
SHARECourse Info
7 video lessons (54 Mins)
Published
2022
Preview Course
Browse Course Chapters
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1.Introduction
1 min
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2.Pre-Patriarchal Private Life
6 mins
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3.A Woman’s “Place” in the Home
13 mins
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4.Turning the Home Inside Out
9 mins
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5.Changing the Norm: Contemporary Interior Design by Women
9 mins
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6.Better Private Life in Practice
11 mins
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7.Conclusion
1 min
What You Will Learn
- Understand how interiors relate to gender equity.
- Learn about how a woman's "place" in private life was established over the centuries.
- Learn how women were impacted in the workforce in the post-war economy.
- Learn how women in urban planning and design are changing the conversation around what a home is.
- Learn about community land trusts and their benefits.
- Understand how recent history impacts women in urban design interiors.
Course Description
The prior courses in this series explained concepts of the city as a home from our earliest examples, and saw how women emphasize things like care in urban planning and design in recent history.
It is much more difficult to see the life and labor of a woman in a private space than in public. Exploring interiors as they relate to gender equity, using several case studies as examples, this course explains why it's important to consider private spaces as a key component of living in an urban environment and what can be done through a gender-equity sense to make private spaces more pleasurable for women.
Learn these skills
- Accessibility
- Architecture
- Demographics
- Development
- Economic Development
- Economics
- Equity
- History
- Housing
- Land Use
- Regulations
- Site Analysis
- Urban Design
- Urbanism
AICP CM
This course is approved for 1 AICP CM credit.
AIA CES
This course is 1 LU.CIP
This course is eligible for self-reported CIP unstructured CPL units.
