Cover (above)/Dima Srouji
‘Palestinian liberation is a feminist issue,’ Nada Elia argues in this issue’s keynote. In this 2016 etching from Dima Srouji’s Cartographic Imaginary series, the Gaza border is overlaid with a print of a woman returning from a fresh-water spring

Folio (lead image)/Shahzia Sikander
Forms of oppression are multi‑layered and intersectional. In Housed, from 1995, the artist Shahzia Sikander refers directly to the orientalist western obsession with the veil, and the ways racialised women are caged within stereotypes forged in the western imagination 

Keynote
Bodies of land/Nada Elia

Ada Louise Huxtable Prize for Contribution to Architecture
Reputations
Angela Davis (1944–)/Marie-Louise Richards

Jane Drew Prize for Architecture
Reputations
Iwona Buczkowska (1953–)/Manon Mollard

MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Practice
Building
Laura O’Brien, James Gorst Architects:Castle Community Rooms/Ellie Duffy

Building
Michelle Wong, vPPR Architects:White House School/Betty Owoo

Building
Sela-Jaymes Taylor, Gort Scott:Three Mills Studios/Ruth Lang

Building
Jennifer Frewen, Takero Shimazaki Architects:Royal Academy of Dance/Nile Bridgeman
 
Prize for Research in Gender and Architecture
In practice
Mycket/Katarina Bonnevier, Thérèse Kristiansson and Mariana Alves Silva

Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture
Portfolio
Noelia Monteiro, Estúdio Flume/Francesco Perrotta-Bosch

Portfolio
Nguyễn Hà, ARB Architects/Hiếu Y

Portfolio
Kim Courrèges, Plan Común/Justinien Tribillon

Portfolio
Joana Dabaj, Catalytic Action/Habib Battah