Women in Architecture
(Guggenheim + partners)
Wikipedia Edit-a-thons
Signe Hornborg: Signelinna (1892) in Pori, Finland, possibly the first building designed by a credentialed female architect.
When and Where
When:October 2015
Where:Global (multiple cities)
A global edit-a-thon campaign to improve Wikipedia's coverage of women in architecture and to increase female contributors to Wikipedia.

The Women in Architecture edit-a-thon is a global campaign to improve Wikipedia's coverage of women in architecture and to increase female contributors to Wikipedia.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation (WP:GUGG GLAM page), Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation, Women in Design, Architexx, Parlour, N-Ails of Berlin Wikiproject Women Wikipedia Design (WikiD), and WikiProject Women in Red are uniting with international allies to focus on biographies and related topics undercovered in architectural history.

With keystone events scheduled for October 15 in New York City and elsewhere, the campaign aims to further the goals of Ada Lovelace Day for STEM, and Art+Feminism for art, in a field that by its nature combines both.

October 2015 Nodes[edit]

Americas

Boston

Blacksburg

Chicago

Los Angeles

Montreal

Nashville

New York City

Philadelphia

Toronto

Asia

Bangalore

Nashik

Europe

Berlin

Helsinki

London

Serbia


Oceania

Melbourne

Online node hosted by Women in Red

Node Un día | una arquitecta: Córdoba, Argentina + Valencia, España

Córdoba

Valencia

Outcomes[edit]

During the editathon... (including the online campaign, and in-person Guggathon Women in Architecture and Wikiproject Women Wikipedia Design events)

Main session – 15 October 2015 onwards
  1. Amale Andraos
  2. Brita Snellman
  3. Glenda Kapstein Lomboy
  4. Signe Kongebro
  5. Leman Tomsu
  6. Dorothy Hughes (architect)
  7. Susan Maxman
  8. Elizabeth Chu Richter
  9. Judith Edelman
  10. Karla Rothstein
  11. Chitra Vishwanath
  12. Ingeborg Wærn Bugge
  13. Dana Hudkins Crawford
  14. Marion Manley (expanding stub)
  15. Ingeborg Wærn Bugge
  16. Maria Auböck
  17. Meeli Truu
  18. Giovanna Borasi
  19. Winifred Ryle
  20. Lyubow Demeetriyevna Oosava
  21. Deborah Berke
  22. Martha Thorne
  23. Kristin Feireiss
  24. Eva Vecsei
  25. Shimul Javeri Kadri
  26. Helle Juul
  27. Beatriz del Cueto (5x expanded)
  28. Zoka Zola
  29. Anna Branzell
  30. Anupama Kundoo
  31. Elinor Mead Howells
  32. Hannah Lawson
  33. Jane Silverstein Ries
  34. Daphne Elizabeth Brown
  35. Sonja Bata
  36. Nellie B. Allen
  37. Marina Waisman
  38. Corinne Bennett
  39. Elizabeth Greenleaf Pattee
  40. Georgina Pope Yeatman
  41. Patricia Swan
  42. Pia Bech Mathiesen
  43. Kristine Jensen
  44. Wenche Selmer
  45. Hilde Reiss
  46. Margarita Brender Rubira
  47. Florence Yoch
  48. Graciela Silvestri
  49. Roberta Washington
  50. Elizabeth Cadbury-Brown
  51. Samira Rathod
  52. Merrill Elam
  53. María Francisca Lage de la Fuente
  54. Linda Pollari
  55. Julia Barfield
  56. Marian Peplar
  57. Florence Ward Stiles
  58. Margo Hebald-Heymann
  59. Elsa Gidoni
  60. Patama Roonrakwit
  61. Melissa Minnich Coleman
  62. Barbara Brukalska
  63. Elizabeth Hirsh Fleisher
  64. Tatiana Bilbao
  65. Franca Helg
  66. Judith Chafee
  67. Kathryn H. Anthony
  68. Virginia Andreescu Haret
  69. Alma Carlisle
  70. Elisabeth Benjamin (architect)
  71. Elizabeth Chesterton
  72. Alberta Jeannette Cassell
  73. Beverly Loraine Greene
  74. Roser Amadó
  75. Teresa Táboas
  76. Diana Rowntree
  77. Gill Matthewson
  78. María Luisa Dehesa Gómez Farías
  79. Valentina Pistoli
  80. Yoko Alender
  81. Edith Henderson
  82. Svetlana Kana Radević
  83. Gertrude Leverkus
  84. cy:Amanda Levete
  85. Gillian Harrison
  86. Eulie Chowdhury
  87. Ella Briggs
  88. Sheila O'Donnell (improved)
  89. Belle Kinney Scholz (improved)
  90. Julia Morgan (expanded)
  91. Minnette De Silva (expanded)
Early start – up to 14 October 2015
  1. Jane Wernick
  2. Georgia Louise Harris Brown
  3. Berkeley-Rupp Architecture Professorship and Prize
  4. Barbara Ellen Waxman
  5. Sheila Kennedy (architect)
  6. Carole J. Olshavsky
  7. Verma Panton
  8. Janette Kim
  9. Eleanore Pettersen
  10. Barbara Humphreys
  11. Rocio Romero
  12. Henrieta Delavrancea
  13. Cindy Walters
  14. Barbara Matynia-Łyżwińska
  15. Cara Lee
  16. Elizabeth Carter Brooks
  17. Rosemary Stjernstedt
  18. Esther Ayuso
  19. Sigrid Lorenzen Rupp
  20. Gunver Hansen
  21. Deborah Saunt
  22. Katherine Diamond
  23. Karen Burns (academic)
  24. Harriet Edquist
  25. Kate Macintosh
  26. Alexandra Biriukova
  27. Emma Miloyo
  28. Georgie Wolton
  29. Cheong Koon Hean
  30. Margaret Fulton Spencer
  31. Marilyn Jordan Taylor
  32. Ellen Braae
  33. Shahira Fahmy
  34. Maria Cotescu
  35. Birgit Cold
  36. Verna Cook Salomonsky
  37. Victoria Angelova
  38. Rosalyn Koo
  39. Mary Medd
  40. Harriet Moody
  41. List of women architects (fully updated)
  42. Alberta Pfeiffer
  43. Alice E. Johnson
  44. Elise Mercur
  45. Helen Binkerd Young
  46. Emily Elizabeth Holman
  47. Henrietta Cuttino Dozier (found already done)
  48. Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for Women
  49. Pravina Mehta
  50. Marion Hall Best
  51. Mary Turner Shaw (expanded)
  52. Maggie Edmond (expanded)
  53. Elizabeth Wright Ingraham
  54. Grace Jeffers
  55. Roberta M. Feldman
  56. Christine Macy
  57. Lori Brown (architect)
  58. Lauretta Vinciarelli
  59. Justine Clark
  60. Beatrice Hutton (improved)
  61. Florence Mary Taylor (improved)

To-Do[edit]

Press[edit]

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