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¡Descarga investigaciones citas y más Diapositivas en PDF de Investigación de Mercado solo en Docsity! Architecture was long called a “gentlemen’s profession,” which may have been true if by that you meant one that systematically excludes women for most of its existence. Kroloff, R. (14 de septiembre de 2018) Architecture is No longer Just a Gentleman’s Profession. The New York Times. Recuperado de https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/art/design/women- in-architecture.html “For a Women to go out alone in architecture is still very, very hard,” architect Zaha Hadid said. “It’s still a man’s work.” Pogrebin, R. (12 de abril de 2016). I Am the Decorator: Female Architects Speak Out. The New York Times. Recuperado de https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2016/04/13/arts/design/female-architects- speak-out-on-sexism-unequal-pay-and-more.amp.html “Women in modernism,”a colloquium held on Thursday night at the museum of Modern Art, sought to take a more positive look at the role Women played in architectural history. Ouroussoff, N. (31 de octubre de 2007). Keeping Houses, not Building Them. The New York Times. Recuperado de https://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/31/arts/design/31woma.html I’ve been hit on by various clients, consultants and management … the pressure of playing it down as “no big deal” is not something my male colleagues have to deal with. Tether, B. (27 de febrero de 2017). How architecture cheats women: results of the 2017 women in architecture survey revealed. The Architectural Review. Recuperado de https://www.architectural-review.com/essay/how- architecture-cheats-women-results-of-the- 2017-women-in-architecture-survey-revealed/10017497.article Ms. Berke, who announced herself of the architectural worl with a manifesto entitled “Architecture of the Everyday” and is now the first female dean of Yale’s School of Architecture, has always eschewed the flamboyant. Kroloff, R. (14 de septiembre de 2018) Architecture is No longer Just a Gentleman’s Profession. The New York Times. Recuperado de https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/art/design/women- in-architecture.html In 1999, when Elizabeth Diller and her husband and partner, Ricardo Scofidio, won the first MacArthur Foundation “genius” grant ever given to an architect, they were known more for their brainy publications and art installations than for their building of which there none. Kroloff, R. (14 de septiembre de 2018) Architecture is No longer Just a Gentleman’s Profession. The New York Times. Recuperado de https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/art/design/women- in-architecture.html Women are not a minority in the world, but women are still a minority in the architecture field and we want it to be better reflect better the world in which we live. The Editors. (25 de mayo de 2018). Manifesto for women in architecture to be read at Venice Biennale. The Architect’s Newspaper. Recuperado de https://archpaper.com/2018/05/manifesto- women-voices-venice-biennale/ We as Voices of Women are building conversation and taking actions to raise awareness to combat pervasive prejudices and disrespectful behavior that appears to be systemic in our culture and discipline. The Editors. (25 de mayo de 2018). Women in architecture make their voices heard in Venice. The Architect’s Newspaper. Recuperado de https://archpaper.com/2018/05/women-in- architecture-make-their-voices-heard-in-venice/ We are united in denouncing discrimination, harassment and aggressions against any member of our community. We will not tolerate it. We will not stand silent. The Editors. (25 de mayo de 2018). Women in architecture make their voices heard in Venice. The Architect’s Newspaper. Recuperado de https://archpaper.com/2018/05/women-in- architecture-make-their-voices-heard-in-venice/ The judges felt the same way, saying, “Aware of the lack of control onsite and limited resources, the architects responded to the lack of context with a design that is both robust and simple, yet powerful, and even its man-made imperfection adds value to the building”. Hilburg, J. (2 de marzo de 2018). Women in architecture winners announced by Architects’ Journal and The Architectural Review. The Architect’s Newspaper. Recuperado de https://archpaper.com/2018/03/architectural-review-architects-journal-women-architecture/ This show is about “who came before and what they had to deal with,” but it’s also about “trying to understand these women as people.” Scharmen, F. (14 de junio de 2016). An exhibition that explores Maryland’s early women in architecture. The Architect’s Newspaper. Recuperado de https://archpaper.com/2016/06/early- women-of-architecture-in-maryland/ Juaçaba further commented on winning the award by saying, “I think it is really special to have thought of a Prize only for women. I was never “invited” to all the work I’ve done so far. I have always had to struggle to prove that I was capable. I’m not saying this just because I am a woman, but I think that for us it is a little more complicated. So it is really great to have such a prize to highlight this effort, because all work requires hard work. I am really very excited.” Maggio, V.D. (14 de marzo de 2013). Brazilian Architect Carla Juaçaba Wins First arcVision Prize For Women in Architecture. The Architect’s Newspaper. Recuperado de https://archpaper.com/2013/03/brazilian-architect-carla-juacaba-wins-first-arcvison-prize-for- women-in-architectur/ Andrade Anely Ossiris Fundamentos de Investigacion Dr. Pedro Citlac Chargoy Loustaunau A1D 23/11/2018