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Women Writing Architecture

At the heart of Women Writing Architecture is this ever-growing annotated bibliography, an open-access list of texts written by women about architecture. Created collaboratively through conversations, invitations and spontaneous suggestions, it is offered as a resource for gathering lists of texts, for encouragement, for finding new writers, and for insight into what is happening in the vivid realm where women speak up for themselves.

Annotations are citations suggested by individuals accompanied by their thoughts, opinions and research.

Virginia Woolf

Writer

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Adeline Virginia Woolf (née Stephen; 1882 – 1941) was an English writer, considered one of the most important modernist twentieth century authors.

Citations by Virginia Woolf

Syllabus: Elli Mosayebi, Fifty-Fifty: Acoustics in Public Spaces and 50 Years of Women’s Voting Rights in Switzerland 2021

Fiction

Gender

Orlando: A Biography

1928

Virginia Woolf

Anne-Marie Armstrong on Orlando

ETH Zurich Studio Caruso Semester Readings (2011-2021)

Mrs Dalloway

1925

Virginia Woolf

Syllabus: Mary McLeod and Victoria Rosner, Radical Domesticity: Modernism, Gender, and Building the Future 2021

Article, Fiction

Solid Objects

1920

Virginia Woolf

Reading Room
ETH Zurich Studio Caruso Semester Readings (2011-2021)
Syllabus: Elli Mosayebi, Fifty-Fifty: Acoustics in Public Spaces and 50 Years of Women’s Voting Rights in Switzerland 2021
Syllabus: Mary McLeod, Gender, Architecture and the Construction of Modernity 2020

Book

Domesticity, Feminism

A Room of One’s Own

1929

Virginia Woolf

Maria Conen on A Room of One’s Own
Hirante Welandawe on A Room of One’s Own