behind
the sceneS
Meet the women shaping the future of construction
You can't be what you can't see.
That's why we're committed to sharing the stories of incredible women who are breaking down barriers, smashing stereotypes, and creating wonders in the construction world.
Ready to build your own future?
Let's get started! Just hover over the categories below to get a feel for what they mean in the construction industry.
Whether you want to be a creative Shaper, a go-getter Driver, a hands-on Maker, or a powerhouse Supporter we've got the tea from over 100 women on what these jobs actually look like.
like designers, architects, and engineers.
the crafters, the ones bringing buildings to life, often on site. They could be tradespeople like carpenters, or working
for a builder in office-based roles.
the way and often funding the projects. They are the ones who bring big visions to reality, making sure everything stays
on track.
and finance - these are the team players who keep everything running like a well-oiled machine behind the scenes.
Practice Director
"I grew up with family who worked in the field and was always drawn to it and equally terrified of it!" - Kate
Graduate of Architecture
"I feel strongly for sustainability, having found myself becoming increasingly conscious of my own carbon footprint" - Claire
Interior Designer
"I played the sims and to be completely honest I think this was an 'ah ha' moment!" - Stephanie
Senior Structural Modeller
“I did my own ‘work experience’ week spending one day at each discipline’s office.” - Elizabeth
Head of Design
“Women are very detail focued and accountable which is an invaluable attribute to bring to large multi-million dollar projects.” - Mona
Construction Cadet
"Growing up I was always fascinated by tall buildings and how the built environment played an important role in one's life." - Anita
Trainee Structural Draftsperson
“It is great to see the building go from 2D to 3D, and then seeing what you built in Revit come to fruition from the ground up in real life.” - Annalise
Associate Architect
“For a 15-year-old interested in architecture, the cool factor lies in bringing imaginative ideas to life, the hands-on creation of tangible structures, and the potential to make a lasting impact on the built environment.” -Hope
Facade Engineer
“I love outdoors ironically, and always thought if I could help in an architectural field I could help buildings be more connected.” -Vera