Making Space: A history of women and architecture in New Zealand
Editat de Elizabeth Coxen Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 oct 2022
Written by 30 leading women architects, architectural historians and academics, the book’s bold, vivid chapters shine light on hundreds of remarkable women, including many whose careers have until now been lost to the historical record. It also canvasses those using architecture to benefit whānau and communities, the careers of women in associated industries, and the determined strategies many have adopted to make the architecture profession a better place for themselves and those who follow them.
Making Space is a significant contribution to our architectural and social history.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781991016348
ISBN-10: 1991016344
Pagini: 448
Ilustrații: 400 colour images
Dimensiuni: 220 x 250 x 33 mm
Greutate: 1.45 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
ISBN-10: 1991016344
Pagini: 448
Ilustrații: 400 colour images
Dimensiuni: 220 x 250 x 33 mm
Greutate: 1.45 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
Cuprins
INTRODUCTION / ELIZABETH COX 9
PART ONE: 1840–1945
1. ‘WE MADE THE PLAN OURSELVES’: EARLY COLONIAL WOMEN DESIGNING BUILDINGS / CHERIE JACOBSON 18
2. ‘THE TALENT SHE UNDOUBTEDLY POSSESSES’: KATE BEATH / ELIZABETH COX 28
3. VERY DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES: LUCY GREENISH / ELIZABETH COX 34
4. A ‘WORK-ROOM PURE AND SIMPLE’: FLORENCE FIELD / ELIZABETH COX 38
5. ‘GIRL AS ARCHITECT’: TRAINING TO BE AN ARCHITECT 1920s–1945 / ELIZABETH COX 46
6. ‘THEIR PRESENCE COULD WORK A REVOLUTION’: WOMEN IN PRACTICE 1900s–1945 / ELIZABETH COX 56
7. LONDON CALLING: ALISON SHEPHERD / JULIA GATLEY 64
8. ‘SORRY WHEN THE END OF THE DAY CAME’: DRAUGHTSWOMEN / ELIZABETH COX 70
9. ‘MOVERS AND SHAKERS’: CAMPAIGNING FOR BETTER ARCHITECTURE 1920s–1950s / ELIZABETH COX 78
10. TE KARANGA O TE WHAO: THE CALL OF THE CHISEL / TRYPHENA CRACKNELL 90
11. JOBBING ALONG: THE CURIOUS CASE OF ESTHER JAMES / GILL MATTHEWSON 96
12. IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE: WOMEN GOVERNMENT ARCHITECTS 1930s–1950s / AMANDA MULLIGAN 102
PART TWO: 1945–2000
13. ‘AWFUL TROUBLE’: UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCES 1945–1970 / ELIZABETH COX 114
14. ‘SOLID REALITIES’: ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE 1945–1970 / ELIZABETH COX 120
15. CREATIVITY AND DISLOCATION: IRENE KOPPEL, ANNA PLISCHKE AND RENATE PRINCE / LUCY TREEP 128
16. ‘IN THE DEEP END’: MARGARET MUNRO / MARY-JANE DUFFY 136
17. ‘NOT AFRAID TO TRY ANYTHING’: MONICA BARHAM / MEGAN RULE 144
18. ‘VIGOUR AND ZEST’: LILLIAN CHRYSTALL / LYNDA SIMMONS 154
19. ‘A GOOD LIFE’: MURIEL LAMB / RICCI HARKER 162
20. ‘I NEVER REALLY HAD TO FIGHT’: MARY DE LISLE / ROS EMPSON 168
21. ‘SAILING IN A NEW DIRECTION’: NANCY NORTHCROFT / ELIZABETH AITKEN ROSE 172
22. DOING ‘THEIR THING’: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND THEIR OWN HOMES 1940s–1980s / CHERIE JACOBSON 178
23. ‘WE STOOD OUR GROUND’: UNIVERSITY IN THE 1970s–1990s / ELIZABETH COX 188
24. ‘THE FACES OF CHANGE’: PRACTICE IN THE 1970s–1990s / ELIZABETH COX 196
25. OTHER WAYS: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND ACTIVISM IN THE 1980s / GILL MATTHEWSON 212
26. ‘LAYING OUT PEOPLE’S LIVES’: PUBLIC SERVICE ARCHITECTURE 1950s–1980s / ELIZABETH COX 218
27. PAVING THE WAY: MARY BUCKLAND / PAULA WILKINSON 228
PART THREE: 2000–2020
28. ‘THE BURDEN OF TRANSLATION’: WOMEN AT ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL 2000–2020 / EKTA NATHU 238
29. NEW MODELS: THE LANDSCAPE OF PRACTICE 2000–2020 / JULIE WILSON 244
30. COLLECTIVE ACTION: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND ACTIVISM SINCE THE 1990s / LYNDA SIMMONS 264
31. EVER TENACIOUS: WAHINE MAORI IN ARCHITECTURE / DEIDRE BROWN 272
32. DESIGNING PAPAKAINGA: WAHINE MAORI ARCHITECTS / FLEUR PALMER 280
33. TO BE CONTINUED: PACIFIC WOMEN ARCHITECTS / KARAMIA MÜLLER 286
34. GOING PUBLIC: CIVIC AND SPECIAL PROJECTS / CATHERINE HAMMOND 292
35. ‘THE EXCELLENCE SOMEONE BEFORE YOU HAS CREATED’: WOMEN ARCHITECTS IN HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION / CHESSA STEVENS 302
36. BUILDING BIG: CONTRIBUTIONS TO PROJECTS OF SCALE / DIVYA PURUSHOTHAM 308
37. COLLABORATIVE EFFORT: WOMEN ARCHITECTS IN EDUCATION, HEALTH AND RESEARCH / ELIZABETH COX 318
38. THE PATH TO GREEN: MAKING SUSTAINABILITY MATTER / MIN HALL 326
39. FORMING THE FUTURE: WOMEN, ARCHITECTURE AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CHRISTCHURCH / JESSICA HALLIDAY 336
40. FORCES OF NATURE: WOMEN IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE / LUCY TREEP 348
41. THE ARCHITECTURE OF COLLECTIVE LIVING / ELIZABETH AITKEN ROSE 354
42. THE MAJESTIC DOMESTIC: RECENT RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE / NICOLE STOCK 362
43. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS: HOME AS AN EVOLVING STORY / MAGGIE HUBERT 368
44. ‘FRIENDS ON THE DOORSTEP’: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND COOPERATIVE HOUSING / ABIGAIL HURST 376
45. AWAY FROM HOME: NEW ZEALAND WOMEN ARCHITECTS ABROAD / ANN MCEWAN 384
46. A HOME OF ONE’S OWN: ARCHITECTS’ OWN HOMES 1990s–2020s / NATASHA MARKHAM 392
47. BUILDING THE DOGBOX: A CASE STUDY / SALLY OGLE 398
48. ENDLESSLY CREATIVE: ACADEMICS AND ARCHITECTURAL WRITERS / ELIZABETH COX 404
EPILOGUE: MULTIPLE WORLDS COEXISTING / ELIZABETH COX 418
TE KĀHUI WHAIHANGA NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS HONOURS 423
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 424
IMAGE CREDITS 426
ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 428
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 432
INDEX 436
PART ONE: 1840–1945
1. ‘WE MADE THE PLAN OURSELVES’: EARLY COLONIAL WOMEN DESIGNING BUILDINGS / CHERIE JACOBSON 18
2. ‘THE TALENT SHE UNDOUBTEDLY POSSESSES’: KATE BEATH / ELIZABETH COX 28
3. VERY DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES: LUCY GREENISH / ELIZABETH COX 34
4. A ‘WORK-ROOM PURE AND SIMPLE’: FLORENCE FIELD / ELIZABETH COX 38
5. ‘GIRL AS ARCHITECT’: TRAINING TO BE AN ARCHITECT 1920s–1945 / ELIZABETH COX 46
6. ‘THEIR PRESENCE COULD WORK A REVOLUTION’: WOMEN IN PRACTICE 1900s–1945 / ELIZABETH COX 56
7. LONDON CALLING: ALISON SHEPHERD / JULIA GATLEY 64
8. ‘SORRY WHEN THE END OF THE DAY CAME’: DRAUGHTSWOMEN / ELIZABETH COX 70
9. ‘MOVERS AND SHAKERS’: CAMPAIGNING FOR BETTER ARCHITECTURE 1920s–1950s / ELIZABETH COX 78
10. TE KARANGA O TE WHAO: THE CALL OF THE CHISEL / TRYPHENA CRACKNELL 90
11. JOBBING ALONG: THE CURIOUS CASE OF ESTHER JAMES / GILL MATTHEWSON 96
12. IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE: WOMEN GOVERNMENT ARCHITECTS 1930s–1950s / AMANDA MULLIGAN 102
PART TWO: 1945–2000
13. ‘AWFUL TROUBLE’: UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCES 1945–1970 / ELIZABETH COX 114
14. ‘SOLID REALITIES’: ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE 1945–1970 / ELIZABETH COX 120
15. CREATIVITY AND DISLOCATION: IRENE KOPPEL, ANNA PLISCHKE AND RENATE PRINCE / LUCY TREEP 128
16. ‘IN THE DEEP END’: MARGARET MUNRO / MARY-JANE DUFFY 136
17. ‘NOT AFRAID TO TRY ANYTHING’: MONICA BARHAM / MEGAN RULE 144
18. ‘VIGOUR AND ZEST’: LILLIAN CHRYSTALL / LYNDA SIMMONS 154
19. ‘A GOOD LIFE’: MURIEL LAMB / RICCI HARKER 162
20. ‘I NEVER REALLY HAD TO FIGHT’: MARY DE LISLE / ROS EMPSON 168
21. ‘SAILING IN A NEW DIRECTION’: NANCY NORTHCROFT / ELIZABETH AITKEN ROSE 172
22. DOING ‘THEIR THING’: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND THEIR OWN HOMES 1940s–1980s / CHERIE JACOBSON 178
23. ‘WE STOOD OUR GROUND’: UNIVERSITY IN THE 1970s–1990s / ELIZABETH COX 188
24. ‘THE FACES OF CHANGE’: PRACTICE IN THE 1970s–1990s / ELIZABETH COX 196
25. OTHER WAYS: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND ACTIVISM IN THE 1980s / GILL MATTHEWSON 212
26. ‘LAYING OUT PEOPLE’S LIVES’: PUBLIC SERVICE ARCHITECTURE 1950s–1980s / ELIZABETH COX 218
27. PAVING THE WAY: MARY BUCKLAND / PAULA WILKINSON 228
PART THREE: 2000–2020
28. ‘THE BURDEN OF TRANSLATION’: WOMEN AT ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL 2000–2020 / EKTA NATHU 238
29. NEW MODELS: THE LANDSCAPE OF PRACTICE 2000–2020 / JULIE WILSON 244
30. COLLECTIVE ACTION: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND ACTIVISM SINCE THE 1990s / LYNDA SIMMONS 264
31. EVER TENACIOUS: WAHINE MAORI IN ARCHITECTURE / DEIDRE BROWN 272
32. DESIGNING PAPAKAINGA: WAHINE MAORI ARCHITECTS / FLEUR PALMER 280
33. TO BE CONTINUED: PACIFIC WOMEN ARCHITECTS / KARAMIA MÜLLER 286
34. GOING PUBLIC: CIVIC AND SPECIAL PROJECTS / CATHERINE HAMMOND 292
35. ‘THE EXCELLENCE SOMEONE BEFORE YOU HAS CREATED’: WOMEN ARCHITECTS IN HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION / CHESSA STEVENS 302
36. BUILDING BIG: CONTRIBUTIONS TO PROJECTS OF SCALE / DIVYA PURUSHOTHAM 308
37. COLLABORATIVE EFFORT: WOMEN ARCHITECTS IN EDUCATION, HEALTH AND RESEARCH / ELIZABETH COX 318
38. THE PATH TO GREEN: MAKING SUSTAINABILITY MATTER / MIN HALL 326
39. FORMING THE FUTURE: WOMEN, ARCHITECTURE AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CHRISTCHURCH / JESSICA HALLIDAY 336
40. FORCES OF NATURE: WOMEN IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE / LUCY TREEP 348
41. THE ARCHITECTURE OF COLLECTIVE LIVING / ELIZABETH AITKEN ROSE 354
42. THE MAJESTIC DOMESTIC: RECENT RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE / NICOLE STOCK 362
43. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS: HOME AS AN EVOLVING STORY / MAGGIE HUBERT 368
44. ‘FRIENDS ON THE DOORSTEP’: WOMEN ARCHITECTS AND COOPERATIVE HOUSING / ABIGAIL HURST 376
45. AWAY FROM HOME: NEW ZEALAND WOMEN ARCHITECTS ABROAD / ANN MCEWAN 384
46. A HOME OF ONE’S OWN: ARCHITECTS’ OWN HOMES 1990s–2020s / NATASHA MARKHAM 392
47. BUILDING THE DOGBOX: A CASE STUDY / SALLY OGLE 398
48. ENDLESSLY CREATIVE: ACADEMICS AND ARCHITECTURAL WRITERS / ELIZABETH COX 404
EPILOGUE: MULTIPLE WORLDS COEXISTING / ELIZABETH COX 418
TE KĀHUI WHAIHANGA NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS HONOURS 423
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 424
IMAGE CREDITS 426
ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS 428
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 432
INDEX 436
Recenzii
Fills in this missing piece of New Zealand’s architectural history
A timely and much-needed record
Making Space is an important book, one that anyone interested in architecture should own.
A timely and much-needed record
Making Space is an important book, one that anyone interested in architecture should own.