Moira Gemmill, Peter Rees, Daisy Froud and Christine Murray on why the Women in Architecture jury awarded Teresa Borsuk the 2015 Woman Architect of the Year Award
The Pollard Thomas Edwards partner Teresa Borsuk picked up this year’s Woman Architect of the Year Award at a ceremony held at London’s Claridge’s today (27 February).
Borsuk was described by the judges as ‘a role model for future generations’.
Why we named Teresa Borsuk AJ Woman Architect of the Year 2015
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Teresa Borsuk crowned Woman Architect of the Year 2015
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Video: Why we gave the Woman Architect of the Year Award to Teresa Borsuk
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In pictures: AJ Women in Architecture Luncheon 2015
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Teresa Borsuk crowned Woman Architect of the Year 2015
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Video: Why we gave the Woman Architect of the Year Award to Teresa Borsuk
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