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Architecture Foundation’s Bedtime Stories, 2020
In response to the first COVID-19 lockdown, which caused the closure of all live venues, London’s Architecture Foundation created an ambitious 100-day programme of online events (100 weekdays from Monday April 6th 2020 to Thursday August 27th 2020). The channel often showed three or four lectures, readings, films, or performances a day. One element of […]
A Dream Foreclosed: Black America and the Fight for a Place to Call Home
Geostories: Another Architecture for the Environment
In Catastrophic Times: Resisting the Coming Barbarism
Made Possible: Stories of Success by People with Learning Disabilities
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Parity in History?
During the course of the semester, students were required to carry out a process of active reading, which has been described in depth in the article ‘Reading-With: A Collaborative Method for Inclusive Architectural Histories (scroll down for abstract). This deep engagement with historical texts is being developed by Dr. Anne Hultzsch and Dr. Sol Pérez […]
Journal of a Residence in Chile, During the Year 1822 and a Voyage from Chile to Brazil in 1823
Wanderlust: A History of Walking
Tagebuch eine Reise durch die Schweiz
Architecture and Feminisms: Ecologies, Economies, Technologies
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Emilie Appercé on the New Woman’s Survival Catalog
I ordered my edition of the New Woman’s Survival Catalog after watching a lecture by Mindy Seu, a designer and researcher whose work I discovered while scouring the colophon of a friend’s homepage as I was trying to build my own. The NWSC inspired her iconic cyberfeminism index—an online ever growing index which gathers techno-critical works starting from 1990 (when […]
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Fantastic refuge
Throughout history, women have relied on places outside the mainstream in order to find a place where they can accomplish intellectual work. Sometimes these are physical places, other times they are mental constructions or propositions. This collection brings together some example citations from the Women Writing Architecture bibliography that can be used as a starting […]
Primero sueño/First Dream
The Hearing Trumpet
Le livre de la cité des dames
A City Inside
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Hyeri Lee on Dining Tables and Edo Food Culture in Ukiyo-e
The author of this book, Ayano Hayashi, is a curator and art writer. She wrote many publications and columns about art and painters. Among her publications, there are special series that explains the historical background and food culture through famous painters paintings, such as Monet and Van Gogh. The book that I introduce here ‘Dining […]