Client: Princeton University – WDA

Designed and developed for the Womxn in Design and Architecture (WDA) at Princeton University, the website presents a structured and editorial platform that brings together the group’s conferences, research, and advocacy initiatives. Founded in 2014, WDA operates as an academic and cultural collective focused on highlighting underrepresented voices in architecture through events, publications, and discourse.

The design adopts a clear, archive-driven approach, organising content across conferences, publications, and ongoing initiatives within a consistent and legible system. Emphasis is placed on typography and hierarchy, allowing dense academic material and event-based content to be navigated with ease. A restrained visual language, combined with a modular layout, supports the presentation of diverse formats—from lectures and conferences to research outputs—while maintaining continuity across sections. The result is a precise and durable digital environment that reflects the organisation’s role as both a platform for discourse and a repository of evolving architectural knowledge.