The founders of WxLA offer research, strategies and tactics for creating workplaces that support more inclusive and representative design practice.
Article By Cinda Gilliland, Gina Ford, Jamie Maslyn Larson, Rebecca Leonard and Steven Spears
Architecture and design history paints a clear picture of what design leadership looks like: a white male holding a pencil, sketching for an adoring audience. While this implicit world-view marches on, it reinforces a sense of who belongs (and who does not) in the design professions. This forced-adaptation and its impacts are made evident in the discipline of landscape architecture in the data visualization work by The VELA Project, led by Samantha Solano and
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