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04 August 2020POLITECNICO DI TORINORepository ISTITUZIONALEWomen Contribution through the Pages of “Domus” (1946-1968): Architecture and Urban Planning / GARDA, EMILIAMARIA; STELLA, ANNALISA; SERRA, CHIARA. - STAMPA. - (2016), pp. 37-38. ((Intervento presentato al convegnoMoMoWo 2nd International Conference-Workshop tenutosi a Ljubljana nel 3-4-5 ottobre 2016.OriginalWomen Contribution through the Pages of “Domus” (1946-1968): Architecture and Urban Planningdefault_conf_editorialPublisher:PublishedDOI:Terms of use:openAccessPublisher copyright-(Article begins on next page)This article is made available under terms and conditions as specified in the  corresponding bibliographic description inthe repositoryAvailability:This version is available at: 11583/2715632 since: 2020-01-31T12:33:23ZFrance Stele Institute of Art History ZRC SAZU MoMoWo 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE-WORKSHOP Women Designers, Architects and Engineers between 1946 and 1968Research Centre of Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts // SloveniaFrance Stele Institute of Art HistoryLjubljana, 3-4-5-October 2016PROGRAMME AND ABSTRACTSWOMEN’S CREATIVITY SINCETHE MODERN MOVEMENT MoMoWo 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE-WORKSHOP Women Designers, Architects and Engineers between 1946 and 1968WOMEN’S CREATIVITY SINCETHE MODERN MOVEMENTResearch Centre of Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts // SloveniaFrance Stele Institute of Art HistoryLjubljana, 3-4-5-October 2016PROGRAMME AND ABSTRACTS14 PROGRAMMEMoMoWo 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE-WORKSHOP Women Designers, Architects and Engineers between 1946 and 1968Alain Bonnet is professor of history of contemporary art at the University of Grenoble (UPMF). He studies the history of the artistic institutions in the nineteenth century, the history of the arts education and the formation of the social image of the artists in the art of the nineteenth century. He has published books on the Ecole des beaux-arts of Paris and on the reform of 1863, on the representation of the community of artists, on the of-ficial encouragements for the artistic travels, not to mention papers in scientific reviews and catalogs of exhibition. He has also, as a curator, organized various exhibitions.* alain.bonnet@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr  Sara Levi Sacerdotti, Master in Public Policy Analysis. Graduated in Political Sciences in Torino (Italy). She had training and job experiences abroad. Since 2005 she has been project manager in SiTI, coordinating a research team. She has technical skills in design and management of multidisciplinary projects for territorial development, public policy evaluation, socio economic research, scenarios methodology, benchmarking and territorial compet tiveness. She is experienced in tourism management methodologies, in SiTI she coordinates the Research Unit working on national and international projects related to sustainable tourism management, tourism analysis, socio economics studies.* levi@siti.polito.it1716Day 1, 3rd October 2016I Education and PublishingRegistration  9.00–10.00 Welcome to Ljubljana  10.00–10.20 Dr. Mimi Urbanc, Deputy Director of ZRC SAZU Doc. dr. Helena Seražin, MoMoWo Slovenia Prof. dr. Emilia Garda, MoMoWo Project Leader,   Politecnico di Torino, ItalyWomen Equal to Men  10.20-11.00 Florence Hobson Fulton. Architect - Tanja Poppelreuter and Ryan McBride,  University of Ulster, Belfast Elena Luzzatto Valentini, the First Italian Woman Architect -    Monica Prencipe, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona Discussion  11.00-11.15: MoMoWo – Caterina Franchini Coffee  11.15-11.30I Education and Publishing  Leafing Through the Pages of Specialized Magazines  Seeking for Women Architects and Designers  11.30-12.30 Women Contribution through the Pages of “Domus” (1946-1968): Design - Caterina Franchini, Politecnico di Torino, DIST  Women Contribution through the Pages of “Domus” (1946-1968):  Architecture and Urban Planning - Emilia Garda, Chiara Serra  and Annalisa Stella, Politecnico di Torino, DISEG Design and Women through the Pioneering Magazine “Stile industria”  (1954-1963) - Annalisa Barbara Pesando, Politecnico di Torino, DAD A Portrait of the Female Mind as a Young Girl - Iva Maria Jurić, independent architectDiscussion  12.30-12.45: MoMoWo – Maria Helena Souto Lunch  12.45-14.00Education  14.00-14.20 First Generations of Women in Architecture and Design   at University of Ljubljana – Helena Seražin, ZRC SAZU,   France Stele Institute of Art HistoryDiscussion  14.20-14.30: MoMoWo – Ana Mária Fernández GarcíaPresentation and Perception of Women Architects and Designers     14.30-15.30  A Storytelling Overlooked: Feminisms, Modernity and  Dissemination -  Daniela Arias Laurino, Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña , PhD candidate Exclusion and Inclusion in Dutch Design History. Female  Designers in the Goed Wonen (Good Living) Foundation 1946-  1968 - Ilja S.Meijer, VU University, Amsterdam, PhD candidate    AMS. The Work of Alison Margaret Smithson (1928-1993) -  Alessandra  Como and Luisa Smeragliuolo Perrotta,   University of Salerno Discussion  15.30-15.45: MoMoWo -  Marjan Groot Tea  15.45-16.00Presentation of WPS Project  16.00-16.15 Supporting Women in Urban Development. WPS Prague -    Milota SidorovaDocumentary  16.15 The Makeable Landscape and Society. Gender, Representation,  and the Male Architect as Post-war Hero  - Marjan Groot, VU  University, AmsterdamDiscussion  16.40-17.00: MoMoWo – Marjan Groot Opening of the Exhibition  19.00 To the Fore. Female Pioneers in Slovenian Architecture and  Design – ZRC SAZU, France Stele Institute of Art History   and Slovene Centre of ArchitectureDinner  20.001918II Politics, Policies and Political Regimes Position of Women Architects in Socialist Countries of Eastern Europe   10.00-11.15 Women’s Contribution in Architectural History of Rijeka   during the 1950s and 1960s - Lidija Butković Mićin,   University of Rijeka,  Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences  Role of Women in Architecture after WW2 in Slovenia.   Olga Rusanova -  Andreja Benko and Larisa Brojan, independent  architects and researchers  Exploring Female Contribution to Slovenian Conservation   in the 1950s and 1960s. Case Study of Cistercian Abbey   of Kostanjevica na Krki Reconstruction - Barbara Vodopivec,  ZRC SAZU, France Stele Institute of Art HistoryDiscussion  11.00-11.15: MoMoWo – Helena Seražin Coffee  11.15-11.30Position of Women Architects in Western Europe  11.30-12.45 Marion Tournon Branly and Eliane Castelnau Tastemain.  Two Leading Figures in French Architecture -  Stéphanie Mesnage, Université de Strasbourg, ARCHE Juana Ontañón. An Architect Woman in Asturias -  Esther Rodriguez Ortiz,   University of Oviedo (Re)discovering the Objects and Actions of Lina Bo Bardi -  Mara Sanchez Llorens, University Nebrija, MadridDiscussion  12.30-12.45: MoMoWo – Caterina FranchiniLunch  12.45 -14.00Day 2, 4th October 2016II Politics, Policies and Political RegimesIII Research and IndustriesDeveloping Industrial Design  14.00-15.15 An Improbable Woman. Portuguese New State’s Dictatorship   and Design Leadership -  Maria Helena Souto, IADE –   Universidade Europeia  Gaby Schreiber and the British Overseas Airway Corporation (BOAC) - Paddy O’Shea, Kingston University   Modern Interiors Research Centre Stanka Knez, m. Lozar – A Slovenian Textile Designer   in the Early Socialist Yugoslavia - Maja Lozar Štamcar,  National Museum, Ljubljana Discussion  15.15-15.30: MoMoWo – Helena SeražinTea  15.30-15.45Poster presentation  15.45-16.05  Female Design History in Croatia, 1930-1980: Context, Production,  	 Influences - Ana Bedenko, Maja Kolar and Maša Poljanec,   Croatian Designers Association Interview  16.15   Interview with civil engineer prof. dr. Darinka Battelino –  Barbara Vodopivec and Katarina Mohar 2120Developing Architecture and Interior Design  10.00-12.30 Typologies  10.00-11.00   Vera Cirkovic’s Contribution to Educational Architecture in Yugoslavia -   Vladana Putnik, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy  Remarkable Public Health Service Architecture by Architect 	 Zoja	Dumengjić	-  Zrinka Barišić Marenić, University of Zagreb, Faculty of architecture   Feeling at Home. Elisabeth (Kaatje) de Lestrieux’s Personal  Housing Designs - Florencia Fernandez Cardoso,  Fatima Pombo and  Hilde Heynen, ULB-KU LeuvenDiscussion  11.00-11.15: MoMoWo – Maria Helena Souto Coffee 11.15-11.30 Approaches  11.30-12.30 Three Projects for Council Houses by Lina Bo Bardi. From Virtual -   Vincenza Garofalo, University of Palermo  Matilde Ucelay Maortua. Single-family House for Vincente Sebastian Llegat -   Starlight Vattano, University of Palermo   Egle Renata Trincanato. Unbuilt - Francesco Maggio,   University of Palermo Discussion  12.30-12.45: MoMoWo – Sara LeviLunch 12.45-14.00Innovation in Landscaping  14.00-14.55  Italy-England 1946-1954. Maria Teresa Parpagliolo, Landscape   beyond Borders - Lucia Krasovec Lucas, Politecnico di Milano, Scuola di architettura e società   Architect Juta Krulc, Garden Designer - Maja Kržišnik,  ndependent researcherDiscussion  14.40-14.55: MoMoWo - Ana Mária Fernández García Day 3, 5th October 2016III Research and Industries Tea  14.55-15.10Presentation of the MoMoWo Publications   15.10-15.30 MoMoWo · Women · Architecture & Design Itineraries across Europe -   Sara Levi Sacerdotti, Helena Seražin, Emilia Garda and Caterina Franchini,  editors  MoMoWo · Women · 100 Works in 100 Years. European Women  in Architecture and Design · 1918-2018 - Ana Mária Fernández García, Helena Seražin, Caterina Franchini and Emilia Garda, editors Clousure  15.30-15.45:  next MoMoWo activities - Emilia Garda and Helena SeražinDrinks  ABSTRACTSMoMoWo 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE-WORKSHOP Women Designers, Architects and Engineers between 1946 and 19683736Hilde Heynen is Full Professor of Architectural Theory at the University of Leuven. Her research focuses on issues of modernity, modernism and gender in architecture. She is the author of Ar-chitecture and Modernity. A Critique (MIT Press, 1999) and the co-editor of Back from Utopia. The Challenge of the Modern Movement (with Hubert-Jan Henket, 010, 2001), Negotiating Domesticity. Spatial productions of gender in modern architecture (with Gülsüm Baydar, Routledge, 2005) and The SAGE Handbook Architectural Theory (with Greig Crysler and Stephen Cairns, Sage, 2012). She regularly publishes in journals such as The Journal of Architecture and Home Cultures.  Women Contribution through the Pages of «Domus» (1946-1968)DesignCaterina Franchini, Politecnico di Torino - DIST* caterina.franchini@polito.itArchitecture and Urban Planning Emilia Garda, Chiara Serra and Annalisa Stella, Politecnico di Torino - DISEG* emilia.garda@polito.it; chiara-serra@polito.it; annalisa.stella09@gmail.comThese two papers present the results of a first systematic and critical survey on the representation of women in «Domus» between the resumed of the magazine in January 1946 (n. 205) and its 40th anniversary in 1968 (n. 459). Leafing through the pages of 255 magazine issues - published on a monthly and bi-monthly basis by the Editoriale Domus (Milan) - the first paper focuses mainly on articles dealing with product design and inte-rior design, while the second on architecture and urban planning. «Domus» was founded in 1928 by architect Gio Ponti and Barnabite Father Giovanni Semeria in order to popular-ize modern lifestyle in home design. During its first period of publication (1928-1945), it also dealt with topics considered of interest to women, such as the art of homemaking, gardening and cooking. Over the years, through its various editors, this legendary archi-tecture and design magazine has explored a wide range of fields including applied arts, industrial design, architecture and urban planning with an international perspective. It always promoted original and innovative works and soon became a reference magazine with its affiliated periodical «Casabella» (1933-1964) and «Stile Industria» (1954-1963). The publication of «Domus» ceased in 1945 due to the war and it was resumed with a new look in 1946 under the direction of architect Ernesto Nathan Rogers (member of the renowned firm BBPR), replaced by Gio Ponti from January 1948. The editorial staff saw the constant presence of Lisa Ponti Licitra (Milan, 1922) before and after the war. As an artist and writer, Gio Ponti’s daughter played a prominent role in the history of «Domus» for many years and became its editor in January 1985. In the post-war period, the maga-zine embraced new cultural trends and other women joined the editorial staff, contribut-ing articles about works designed by women. Taking into account that the 1950s and 1960s were marked in Italy by an extraordinary vitality in architecture and design, both papers aim to offer a comparison between the first period (1928-1945) and the second (1946-1968) of «Domus», in terms of quantity and quality of articles published about works by women. 3938Keywords: Domus; women designers; women architects; women in editorial staff; Lisa Ponti LicitraCaterina Franchini, Assistant Professor (RTdA), PhD, MSc, D.Arch. She graduated in Architecture from the Politecnico di Torino and received the PhD in History and Criticism of Architectural and Environmental Heritage. She has also received an MSc in Conservation of Historic Towns and Build-ings (R. Lemaire Centre for Conservation-KUL). She is Assistant Professor in History of Architecture at the POLITo-DIST where she has been teaching History of Visual Communication and Design since 2011. Her research interests include twentieth-century History of Architecture and Design, Modern Movement cultural heritage and gender studies. She has been a speaker at numerous international symposia and she is the author of several essays and books.Emilia Garda, Associate Professor, PhD, MsC, Architect.  She is an architect; Ph.D. in Building Engi-neering; Specialist in Architecture, Technology and Urban Areas for developing countries (Politec-nico di Torino, Italy); Master in Culture technologique des ingénieurs et des architectes du XXe siècle (Institut Français d’Architecture-IFA, Paris). She is Associate Professor in Design and Building tech-nology in architectural design at the POLITo-DISEG. She has been teaching Building design since 1998. She is the author of numerous essays and books. Her research interests include twentieth century history of building technology, conservation and restoration of Modern Movement architec-tural heritage and gender studies in architecture and engineering.Chiara Serra, Research assistant, BA, MA, Civil Engineer. She graduated in Civil Engineering from the Politecnico di Torino and received the Engineering licence. She is research assistant at the POLITO-DISEG Department of Structural, Geotechnical and Building Engineering. She is working on the implementation of the European project MoMoWo-Women’s creativity since the Modern Move-ment, dedicated to gender studies on women architects, civil engineers and designers from 1918 until today. Her research interests include the Modern Movement architectural heritage and gender studies in twentieth-century architecture and engineering.Annalisa Stella, PhD candidate, MA, is an architect. She graduated at Politecnico of Turin and she is a PhD candidate at the Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering Doctoral Program, Politecnico di Milano. She collaborates in the activities of the European project MoMoWo‐Women’s creativity since the Modern Movement and she is an assistant in the teaching activities of architectural Design Unit at Politecnico di Torino. Her research interests include architectural design and critics and the role of drawing and representation in the development of the design and creative process. Three Projects for Council Houses by Lina Bo Bardi. From Virtual Reconstruction to Graphical AnalysisVincenza Garofalo, University of Palermo, Department of Architecture* vincenza.garofalo@unipa.itThe paper deals with the studies conducted in 1951 in Brazil by Lina Bo Bardi on the is-sue of council houses for the people. The three examples were never realized but help to describe the poetry of the architect to spread a “rational” way of living, from a small house until to an urban complex. The first project concerns a small house with a close relationship between architecture and nature. The second project concerns three hous-ing units that embody the idea of the housing cell as a constituent piece of a community. The housing typologies to which the architect has referred are the indigenous Maloca, community house used by the Amazon natives, the Italian peasant house with its living and the domkommuna (communal house), settlement model realized in the Soviet Union between 1925 and 1932, modular cell designed for a full Community lifestyle. The third project concerns an urban complex which is based on a typology of economic houses on pilotis designed inside regular lots. Through the critical reading of the architect’s sketch-es it was possible to virtually reconstruct the projects of the houses. Graphical analysis allowed to understand the geometric compositions and to highlight the relations between the parties. Keywords: representation; Lina Bo Bardi; redrawing; graphical analysisVincenza Garofalo, born in Palermo, Architect, Assistant Professor in Representation at the Univer-sity of Palermo since 2014. She received PhD in Surveying and Representation of Architecture and the Environment at the University of Palermo. Since 1996 she carries out architectural and archaeo-logical surveys in Italy and researches in Surveying and Representation of Historical Architecture participating in national and international research projects, presenting the results at national and international conferences. Her research concerns also the study of Modern unbuilt Architecture through the representation and the graphical analysis. Since 2003 she teaches Representation of Architecture and Digital Communication of Architecture and Landscape. CIP - Kataložni zapis o publikaciji Narodna in univerzitetna knjižnica, Ljubljana 7.071-055.2(082) MOMOWO International Conference-Workshop (2 ; 2016 ; Ljubljana)         Women designers, architects and engineers between 1946 and 1968 : programme and abstracts / MoMoWo 2nd International Conference-Workshop, Research Centre of Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Slovenia, 3-4-5 October 2016 ; [edited by Helena Seražin, Caterina Franchini and Emilia Garda]. - Ljubljana : Založba ZRC, 2016 ISBN 978-961-254-949-7 1. Gl. stv. nasl. 2. Seražin, Helena 286618112 

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