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Seen, Heard, Built
Seen, Heard, Built is an exhibition curated by the CABLE team in Shenzen, China, who contacted women writing architecture with an invitation to participate. This is how they explain their idea:
1 March, 2024
Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men
Making Space: Women and the Manmade Environment
Living a Feminist Life
Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation
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Soo Jin Kim on A Killjoy Survival Kit
Paul Grieguszies on Caliban and the Witch
Murielle Morger and Eva Schneuwly on Caliban and the Witch
Murielle Morger and Eva Schneuwly on Caliban and the Witch
Loudreaders on Caliban and the Witch
Blanca Vives on Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men
Elizabeth Darling on Making Space: Women and the Manmade Environment
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Ersela Kripa Stephen Mueller
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Blanca Vives on Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men
The architecture of bias in artificial intelligence “Seeing men as the human default is fundamental to the structure of human society”. This is the premise of Caroline Criado’s book. The text depicts how female perspective and needs have often been envisioned as a deviation of men’s and thus have been misrepresented in all aspects of […]
9 February, 2022
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Barbara Engelbach (editor) Yilmaz Dziewior (editor)
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Decoratoresses
This list was made spontaneously by Pablo Bronstein on encountering Women Writing Architecture, responding to but not entirely reflecting his idea of Lady Decoratoresses. Curious about the reasons that many female designers reside in the shadowy corners of books written about male architects and designers, this list suggests some of the historical names that occurred […]
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Adhrita Roy on In Forest, Field and Factory
Emerging from Gauri Bharat’s travel experience and interactions with the Adivasi populations, (focusing more on the Santal community) in the regions of Jharkhand, West Bengal and Bihar over the course of the author’s PhD research, the book weaves a captivating narrative of the daily life, housing nuances and social customs of this […]
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The Power of Mushrooms – Growing Library
This slowly-growing collection was initiated as part of the gta (ETH Zürich) exhibition The Power of Mushrooms – Berta Rahm’s Pavilion for the Saffa 58. The collective intelligence of fungi acted as a model to conceive the Growing Library, an inventory of books and texts from and about FTIQ* architects and feminist topics to collectively create […]
21 July, 2021
Reise nach Skandinavien und Finnland
Erinnerungen
Werde, die du bist
Marie Goegg (geb. Pouchoulin) : Mitbegründerin der Internationalen Liga für Frieden und Freiheit, Gründerin des Internationalen Frauenbundes, des Journal des Femmes und der Solidarité
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Katia Frey on Reise nach Skandinavien und Finnland
Sonja Flury on Lisbeth Sachs
Sonja Flury on Vom möblierten Zimmer bis zur Wohnung
Sonja Flury on Chratz & Quer
Sonja Flury on Die drei Leben des Saffa-Hauses
Emilie Appercé on Box Furniture
Helen Thomas on Fahrten einer Paria
Helen Thomas on Juan O’Gorman
Sonja Flury on Breaking Ground
Milena Buchwalder on Behind Straight Curtains
Milena Buchwalder on Frauennetzwerke in Architektur und Planung
Helen Thomas on Death Comes for the Archbishop
Dorothee Hahn on Women in Architecture
Emilie Appercé on Nanda Vigo
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Dimitri Bleichenbacher on The Triumphant Progress of Market Success
How are artists trained today? What service do they provide? How much is an artwork worth? What is the market price? What is value? Why is ZHdK (Zurich University of the Arts) no longer decentrally spread over the city of Zürich? Is Toni-Areal really the place where contemporary artists are educated? Why in an impermeable […]
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What do buildings mean? An Iconographic Collection of Helen Rosenau, Susanne Lang and Frances Yates
What do buildings mean? This questioning of the subject has always been a less straightforward issue in architecture than in painting or sculpture. An iconography of painting can be relatively direct. A woman depicted with an iron studded wheel while clutching a martyr’s palm is St. Catherine, an image rendered with personal and historic moment […]
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