WOMEN WHO BUILD                La Mujer Construye
  THE EXHIBITION BUILDING FROM THE INSIDE: an imaginary journey through the poetry of built spaces

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  An International collective exhibition comprised of 60 pieces of work and projects carried out by 

  women architects from Spain, Italy, Lebanon and Holland.

 

 WE INVITE YOU TO EXPLORE THE EXHIBITION:      

 

  1.  THE IDEA 2. THE JOURNEY 3. THE CONTENTS 4.  THE STRUCTURE

  5.  WOMEN WHO BUILD IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

 

Places where exhibited:
First Cloister of the Cisnerian University of Alcalá. Madrid (May 1999) 
Arquerías Paseo de la Castellana, Ministry of Public Labour, Room. Madrid (April-May 2000)
San Telmo Provincial Museum.Town Council of San Sebastian (April 2001) 
San Prudencio Room. Town Council of Vitoria-Gasteiz (September 2001)
Exhibition´s Hall, Order of Architects & Engineers of Beirut (Lebanon) (December 2002)
Acquario Romano, Casa dell´Archittetura in Rome (Italy) (June 2003)
Centro Francesca Bonnemaison, Barcelona (March - April 2005)
Aula Academiebow & Aorta Centre of Architecture, Utrecht, Netherlands (July-August 2007)
Women Centre and Order of Architects of Zaragoza (March-April 2008)

   Tres Cantos Town Hall ( March 2010)

    

Exhibition Coordinators:

Cristina García-Rosales & Ana Estirado Gorría, WOMEN WHO BUILD Architects.

 
Sponsors:
Spanish Ministry of Public Labour
Directorate General for Housing, Architecture and Town Planning

Catalogue:

The exhibition a106 page catalogue published by the Ministry of  Labour, recollects thirty five initial projects with 

blueprints, descriptions and photographs.

 

Additional Attachments:

The additional attachments to the catalogue for the Beirut Exhibition have been published,

including an additional five new projects from Spanish women and seven Lebanese. It was also published 

 in the additional attachments for the exhibition in Rome with five new projects by Italian architects.

 

 

 

   Casa dell´ Archittetura. Rome

 

 

 

 

  Arquerías Ministry of Housing. Madrid

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