Africans Column Announces List of 50 Influential African Women Architects

Africans Column, a platform dedicated to projecting, celebrating, and supporting the
good works of Africans in Art, Architecture, and Design, proudly unveils a prestigious
list on March 31, 2024.

This list aims to celebrate and honor the outstanding
contributions of 50 Influential African Women Architects.

This curated compilation celebrates the rich tapestry of talents and remarkable
achievements exhibited by African women architects across the continent.

From the dynamic urban hubs of Algeria, where the architecture reflects a fusion of cultural
influences, to the picturesque vistas of Zimbabwe, where natural beauty harmonizes
with architectural ingenuity, these visionary architects have woven their creativity into
the fabric of Africa’s built environment. Their innovative designs and bold projects
have not only reshaped skylines but also revitalized communities, fostering
sustainable development and cultural preservation. Through their pioneering work,
they have not just built structures, but narratives of resilience, identity, and progress,
leaving an enduring legacy for generations to come.

Below is the curated list, in alphabetical order, highlighting 50 Influential African
Women Architects:
1. Akosua Serwah Obeng Mensah, Ghana
2. Alia Bengana, Algeria
3. Anya Van Der Merwe, South Africa
4. Assumpta Nnaggenda-Musana, Uganda
5. Aziza Chaouni, Morocco
6. Chinwe Ohajuruka, Nigeria
7. Chris Sutherland, Ghana
8. Danièle Diwouta-Kotto, Cameroon
9. Dominique Petit-Frère, Ghana
10. Elsie Owusu OBE, Ghana
11. Emma Miloyo, Kenya
12. Hayette Ndiaye, Chad
13. Ilze Wolff, South Africa
14. Irene Masiyanise, Zimbabwe
15. Katherine Maree Otten, South Africa
16. Leigh Bishop, South Africa
17. Lesley Lokko, Ghana
18. Linda Mvusi, South Africa
19. MAGDA MOSTAFA, Egypt
20. Maliam Mdoko, Malawi
21. May al-Ibrashy, Egypt
22. Mariam Issoufou Kamara, Niger
23. Melissa Jeannette Kacoutié, Ivory Coast
24. Miminat Shodeinde, Nigeria
25. Nada Elfeituri, Libya
26. Nadia Tromp, South Africa
27. Nana Akua Oppong Birmeh, Ghana

28. Nina Maritz, Namibia
29. Noella Nibakuze
30. Nzinga Biegueng Mboup, Senegal
31. Olajumoke Adenowo, Nigeria
32. Ola Uduku, Nigeria
33. Olayinka Dosekun-Adjei, Nigeria
34. Patti Anahory, Cabo Verde
35. Paula Nascimento, Angola
36. Rahel Shawl, Ethiopia
37. Rosemary Orthner, Ghana
38. Salima Naji, Morocco
39. Samia Henni, Algeria
40. Sarah Calburn, South Africa
41. Sarah El Battouty, Egypt
42. Shahira Fahmy, Egypt
43. Shamla Fernandez, Kenya
44. Sithabile Mathe, Botswana
45. Stella Mutegi – Kenya
46. Sumayya Vally, South Africa
47. Tatu Gatere, Kenya
48. Tosin Oshinowo, Nigeria
49. Valerie Mavoungou Rodriguez, Congo
50. Victoria Marwa Heilman, Tanzania

This list serves as a testament to the incredible talent, dedication, and innovation
displayed by African women architects. Each architect brings a unique perspective
and expertise to the forefront of architectural discourse, enriching the built
environment with their visionary designs and sustainable practices.

For further information about each architect, please visit the full article here:

50 Influential African Women Architects

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news, events, and features, as well as by providing resources, networking
opportunities, and amplifying their reach, Africans Column aims to highlight the
voices and achievements of African artists, architects, and designers, fostering
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