In her essay “The Knowledge of the Body and the Presence of History – Towards a feminist architecture”, Deborrah Fausch offers a feminist viewpoint of architecture. In particular, she looks at how the “feminine” aspects of architecture have been traditionally devalued, and how this has contributed to the marginalization of women in the field. Fausch argues that by considering the “feminine” aspects of architecture – such as domesticity, the body, and nature – we can gain a more nuanced understanding of both the history of architecture and its contemporary practice.