Ana Falú is a professor and researcher of architecture at the National University of Cordoba and serves as a lead author for Chapter 5 – Cities. In this interview, she discusses the paradoxes of growth in cities that disallow women from achieving social equality in urban spaces. She focuses on issues of improving urban planning such as to empower women with more autonomy, security, and public services.
Ana Falú is a professor and researcher of architecture at the National University of Cordoba and serves as a lead author for Chapter 5 – Cities. In this interview, she discusses the paradoxes of growth in cities that disallow women from achieving social equality in urban spaces. She focuses on issues of improving urban planning such as to empower women with more autonomy, security, and public services.
Ana Falú is a professor and researcher of architecture at the National University of Cordoba and serves as a lead author for Chapter 5 – Cities. In this interview, she discusses the paradoxes of growth in cities that disallow women from achieving social equality in urban spaces. She focuses on issues of improving urban planning such as to empower women with more autonomy, security, and public services.
Ana Falú is a professor and researcher of architecture at the National University of Cordoba and serves as a lead author for Chapter 5 – Cities. In this interview, she discusses the paradoxes of growth in cities that disallow women from achieving social equality in urban spaces. She focuses on issues of improving urban planning such as to empower women with more autonomy, security, and public services.
Ana Falú is a professor and researcher of architecture at the National University of Cordoba and serves as a lead author for Chapter 5 – Cities. In this interview, she discusses the paradoxes of growth in cities that disallow women from achieving social equality in urban spaces. She focuses on issues of improving urban planning such as to empower women with more autonomy, security, and public services.
Ana Falú is a professor and researcher of architecture at the National University of Cordoba and serves as a lead author for Chapter 5 – Cities. In this interview, she discusses the paradoxes of growth in cities that disallow women from achieving social equality in urban spaces. She focuses on issues of improving urban planning such as to empower women with more autonomy, security, and public services.