Role Models IV: Sarah Nichols. A Portrait edited by Nora Molari (EN)
10.01.2019
FRAU ARCHITEKT – SARAH NICHOLS …is an American architect living and working in Zurich. She is currently a doctoral candidate in the history and theory of architecture. Her dissertation is
Role Models III: Romina Grillo. A Portrait edited by Nora Molari (DE)
10.01.2019
FRAU ARCHITEKT – ROMINA GRILLO …wurde 1984 in Como, Italien geboren. Sie studierte Architektur an der Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio in der Schweiz und schloss ihr Studium 2009 ab. Sie unterrichtete
Role Models II: Maria Conen. A Portrait edited by Nora Molari (DE)
10.01.2019
FRAU ARCHITEKT – MARIA CONEN …studierte Architektur an der EPF Lausanne und der ETH Zürich. Nach ihrem Abschluss 2005 in Zürich arbeitete sie in verschiedenen Architekturbüros und in freier Zusammenarbeit
Role Models I: A Series of Portraits of Women in Architecture 2018 by Nora Molari (DE)
10.01.2019
Im Rahmen einer Vertiefungsarbeit betreut von Dr. Gabrielle Schaad und Dr. Torsten Lange an der Gastdozentur für Architekturtheorie Dr. Torsten Lange ETH Zürich habe ich mich auf die Suche nach
Advance Notice: Lecture by Prof. Lori Brown “Between the Academy and Activism”, 13.12.2018, ETHZ, HIL E6, 17:00
06.12.2018
Lori Brown’s lecture, “Between the Academy + Activism,” will discuss her research and the opportunities it has unexpectedly created in real-world engagement and activism, bringing architecture out into broader current
Interview with An Fonteyne in Swiss newspaper NZZ, 05.09.2018
07.09.2018
An Fonteyne: “Es ist kein architektonisches, sondern ein politisches Versäumnis, dass sich Subkulturen entwickelt haben” An Fonteyne, Professorin an der ETH Zürich, ist die Architektin der Stunde: Sie engagiert sich
Advance Notice: “Saffa 58. The Women’s ‘Landi’”, 28.06.–09.09.2018, Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
15.06.2018
A long awaited exhibition finally covers one of the most interesting topics in Swiss Postwar History! (Co-curated by Dr. Eliana Perrotti and Dr. Katia Frey) In 1958, years prior to
“E. 1027” by Bess Laaring, Alexander Poulikakos, Magdalena Stolze
11.05.2018
Cape Martin, South of France. A house built in 1929 sits on a cliff, overlooking the sea. Dear Badovici, Thank you for hosting us recently in your sea-side villa. I
Review – Flora Ruchat-Roncati, Research on Woman Architechts
19.02.2018
On this first day of the new semester, I wanted to come back on a lecture that took place, mostly unnoticed, on the Hönggerberg campus on November 27th, as announced
Review – Arab Women in Architecture
12.02.2018
As announced on this blog here, the 1. Architektur Film Tage in Zurich took place on November 17-19th and hold the projection of the documentary “Arab Women in architecture”.
Prix français des femmes architectes (article en français)
29.01.2018
Ce prix a été fondé en 2013 par l’Association pour la recherche sur la ville et l’habitat (ARVHA) et dirigé par Catherine Guyot afin de mettre en avant le travail
Matrix Feminist Design Cooperative
12.01.2018
The Matrix Feminist Design Co-operative was set up in 1980 as an architectural practice and a book group that grew out of the Feminist Design Collective. They were one of
Lacaton/Vassal or the Architecture of Generosity
22.11.2017
The room was full for the conference of Anne Lacaton of Lacaton & Vassal Architects on November 21 at Hönggerberg. Their vision of architecture is simple: to give more and
Denise Scott Brown
26.10.2017
“My mother studied architecture and I thought it was women’s work” Many significant women architects of the 20th century were partnered with men, like Aino and Alvar Aalto, Ray and
Lina Bo Bardi
15.10.2017
She built for the people – In Brazil the Italian architect Lina Bo Bardi made an amazing career. After the horrors of the Second World War, Brazil’s tropical and cheerful
Lux Guyer
29.09.2017
Lux Guyer was a Swiss architect and one of the first woman to establish her own office. She was born in Zürich in 1894 and she accomplished a lot to