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- IAWA Symposium 2019: Session 3Bala, Alexander; Robinson, Claire; Roff, Shelley E.; Marti Maties, Miquel; Laboy, Michelle (Virginia Tech. University Libraries, 2019-03-22)Session 3 of the 2019 IAWA Symposium includes the following presentations: The Loom of Early Modernism in “Nowe Tychy” (Alexander Bala); Edith Ouzts Humphreys’ influence on American college union architecture (Claire Robinson); Women in the Archive: An Analysis of the Building Accounts of Late Medieval Valencia (Shelley E. Roff and Miquel Marti Maties); Reading between the lines: Aino Aalto’s thoughts on ecology, feminism, and family (Michelle Laboy).
- IAWA Symposium 2019 Program(Virginia Tech, 2019-03-21)The program for the 2019 Symposium of the International Archive of Women in Architecture (IAWA).
- IAWA Symposium 2019: Session 1Frey, Katia; Perotti, Eliana; Sokolina, Anna P.; Hunting, Mary Anne; Murphy, Kevin D. (Virginia Tech. University Libraries, 2019-03-21)Session 1 of the 2019 IAWA Symposium includes the following presentations: The Architect Flora Ruchat-Roncati, First Female Professor at ETH Zurich. Breaking New Ground in Practice and Teaching (Katia Frey and Eliana Perotti) Expanding the Archive. Global Connections: Caryatides of Russian Architecture (Anna P. Sokolina) Networks and Archives: The Cambridge School and Beyond (Mary Anne Hunting and Kevin D. Murphy)
- IAWA Symposium 2019 Keynote: The Practical Nature of Utopian VisionsChestnutt, Rebecca E. (Virginia Tech. University Libraries, 2019-03-20)Considering that architecture and the urban fabric are the built expression of a society, they reflect its character and structure. When a utopian vision is formulated it is in search of a “better place”. Literally: no-where? Given that, aren’t the terms utopia and architecture a contradiction? The essence of a utopia is that its goals place everything in question, even “reality”, which is exactly its very useful aspect. In the world of scientific research, the most important results generally accrue while trying to obtain fundamentally inaccessible knowledge. Referring back to the built environment, the question is; can utopian visions indeed provide a basis of communication in order redefine architectural and urbanistic ideals?
- IAWA Symposium 2019: Session 2Winn, Samantha R.; Willkens, Danielle S.; Doyle, Shelby (Virginia Tech. University Libraries, 2019-03-21)Session 2 of the 2019 IAWA Symposium includes the following presentations: Archivists at work: Archival labor in the IAWA (Samantha Winn) Maria Hadfield Cosway’s Transatlantic Design Network, 1768-1838: Jefferson, Soane, and the agency of women in architectural exchange (Danielle S. Willkens) Computational Feminism: Attributing Future Histories of the Digital in Architecture (Shelby Doyle)
- International Archive of Women in Architecture (IAWA) Symposium 2017, Day 2Tomer, Sharóne L.; Ekincioglu, Meral; Fallon, Kristine K.; UD/UA, Un Día / Una Arquitecta (Virginia Tech. University Libraries, 2017-03-24)IAWA Symposium Day second day · March 24, 2017 Sharóne L. Tomer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech, “The Bind: Architecture And Gendered Aspiration” Meral Ekincioglu, Ph.D., MIT Visiting Scholar 2014-2016, “Historical Construction of Turkish Women Architects in Postwar U.S.: A Missing Chapter in Feminist Architecture History” UD/UA, Un Día / Una Arquitecta, “Making Women Architects Visible” Kristine K. Fallon, FAIA, President KFA, Chicago, “Improving Communication on Large, Complex Projects”