Veteran architect wants more women on jobsites
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Gail Sullivan, founder of Studio G Architects in Boston, acknowledges that conditions for women in construction have improved but says more progress is needed to increase female representation on jobsites. The veteran architect is advocating for continued efforts to bring more women into the construction workforce.
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Gail Sullivan, founder of Boston-based Studio G Architects, said conditions have improved for women in construction, but she still wants to see more progress.
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