exploring gender in vernacular architecture

＂In Exploring Gender in Vernacular Architecture, Jessica Ellen Sewell considers the gender of those who create and shape spaces, how gender ideology contributes to and manifests itself in built form, and what research methods make the observation of gendered experience possible. She discusses single-gender, mixed-gender, and queer spaces, providing a comprehensive look at how gender influences the design and construction of those spaces, how those spaces are used, and the relationship between gender and the broader architectural landscape＂--

JESSICA ELLEN SEWELL is an associate professor of urban and environmental planning and architectural history at the University of Virginia. She is the author of Women and the Everyday City: Public Space in San Francisco, 1890-1915.