Direction:

Ana Estirado Gorría & Cristina García-Rosales. Architects. Women Who Build.

Coordination:

Spanish Architecture Institute of Alcalá de Henares University.

Colaboration:

Women General Direction of Madrid Community.

These meetings are taking place since 1997 at Alcalá University and at ETSA of Madrid, as debate forums conceived by the understanding of genus perspective as a cultural link, willing to increase the relationship between professionals and students belonging to different ideological, geographical and cultural areas. In these acts have participated about a hundred students and professors from Spain, Italy, France, Tunisia, Greece, Algerie and Egypt as well as from Latin America (Mexico, Colombia, Uruguay and Brazil).

 3rd Meeting in Architecture students.

- 1st Meeting in Architecture, Spanish Architecture Institute of Alcalá University (1997).

- 2nd Meeting in Architecture, Spanish Architecture Institute & Women General Direction, Alcalá University (1998).

- 3rd Meeting in Architecture, Spanish Architecture Institute & Women General Direction, Alcalá University (1999).

- 4th Meeting in Architecture: The Mediterranean House, Spanish Architecture Institute & Women General Direction, Alcalá University(2000).

- 5th Meeting in Architecture: The Mediterranean City, Spanish Architecture Institute & Women General Direction, Alcalá University (2001).

- Women Who Build the 21st Century Architecture, Room S102 (South Gate), IFEMA, Ferial Park Juan Carlos I, Madrid  (2002).

- Mediterranean Plazas for Women and Peace, Spanish Architecture Institute & Women General Direction & Alcalá de Henares Town Council, Convento de Caracciolos, Alcalá de Henares (2002).

- International Act: Architettura al Femenile. Internazionale Marmi e Machini Carrara (IMM) & La Casa de Eva. Carrara, Italy (2002).

- Women who build in the Mediterranean space, Order of Engineers and Architects of Beirut, Lebanon, Ministry of Public Works and Cervantes Institute (2002).

- 6th Meeting in Architecture: Women, City and Solidarity, Juan de Herrera Institute, Women General Direction and  Madrid School of Architecture, Madrid (2003).

-City and Women 3rd Act. “Space, time and conciliation: what is left to do”. Employment and Services to the Citizen’s Government Council. Equal Opportunities Office’s conference room, Madrid Town Hall (2003).

-"City and environment: a place to live in” course. Andalucia Women Institute. Faculty of Politics and Sociology. Granada University (2004).

-4th act Women and City: The Inhabitable City. Youth Institute (Ministry of Work y Social Affairs), Madrid City Council (2004).

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