# Kate Macintosh
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Catherine Ailsa "Kate" Macintosh (born 1937) is a Scottish architect. She designed Dawson's Heights in Southwark and 269 Leigham Court Road, a Grade II listed building in Lambeth.
== Career ==
Macintosh was raised in Edinburgh.
AR Reads: The Invisible Women
How female architects were erased from history: published in AR March 2017, The Invisible Women by Eva Álvarez and Carlos Gómez traces how architectural discourse and history has favoured the sole (male) starchitect, erasing collaborative realities and the work of women as it does so.
As part of t…
The cost of living crisis with Sadie Morgan
This week Merlin speaks to Sadie Morgan, founding director of Stirling Prize winning architecture practice dRMM and a board member of Homes England.
Our top stories this week include the cost of living crisis highlighting the long-running failure to insulate UK homes, the new housing minister who …
01: Kate Macintosh & Alice Brownfield
29% Equal in conversation with Part W, Episode 01: Kate Macintosh & Alice Brownfield.
Hosted & produced by Sarah Ackland
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In this episode Alice Brownfield, the Co-Director of Part W Collective, architect at Peter Barber Architects and the recipient of the 2021 MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Prac…
Housing and Future Cities
Panel contribution, and answering questions with Michael Edwards, Kate Macintosh, Anna Minton, and Zoe Williams, Festival of Ideas, The Watershed, Bristol, November 19th 2015
Reimagining UK department stores as sustainable housing
This week Merlin is joined by Hilary Satchwell, architect, urban designer and director of Tibbalds, a South London-based planning and urban design firm.
Bold new plans to reimagine UK department stores as sustainable housing // Architects set out their vision to boost affordable housing after the e…
AR Reads: The Invisible Women
How female architects were erased from history: published in AR March 2017, The Invisible Women by Eva Álvarez and Carlos Gómez traces how architectural discourse and history has favoured the sole (male) starchitect, erasing collaborative realities and the work of women as it does so.
As part of t…
The Story of Solent City
Author Owen Hatherley goes in search of the lost future of Solent City – the extraordinary plan, devised in the mid-1960s at the height of the post-war modernisation of Britain, to join the historic city-ports of Southampton and Portsmouth with a vast, Los-Angeles style grid.
The plan was finally …
Publishing Nitty Gritty: Part 1
Today, we’re going to chat with one of our favourite authors of all time, so pour yourself a cup of tea and let’s get started! Thank you to Eileen Cook, aka Kate MacIntosh, for joining us this month and sharing her knowledge and publishing insight with us. The Champagne Letters is available now whe…
The Public Architect 3: Identity of the Architect
In the third episode of our series on 'The Public Architect', we explored how the professional identity of architects has reflected changing gender, class and race. We spoke to architect Kate Macintosh about her career and the fight for equal pay for women architects. We were then joined by archite…
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