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Architecture as a social discipline Making women in architecture visible is the mission of Diversity in Architecture e.V. (DIVIA). Following its successful debut in 2023, the DIVIA Award celebrates its second edition in 2025, honoring outstanding women architects worldwide. From 25 nominees, a distinguished international jury selected six trailblazing finalists, each shaping architecture with vision and purpose: Trần Thị Ngụ Ngôn (Vietnam), Izaskun Chinchilla (Spain), Patcharada Inplang (Thailand), Carolina Rodas and Carla Chávez (Ecuador), Surella Segú (Mexico), Cazú Zegers (Chile). Inspired by Lina Bo Bardi's belief that architecture is a social discipline, this catalogue explores their journeys, challenges, and contributions. A tribute to their leadership and cultural impact, it recognizes their work and inspires future generations of women in architecture.
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Text in English and German. Personal favourite projects selected by architects of international distinction are presented in a book for the first time. Projects that were devised and realised, but also some that were never built. Speakers in the 'Architecture Today' lecture series that has taken place for the last twenty years at Tübingen University were asked to contribute. Invitations went to 'established' master builders, provocative young developers of new forms and technologies or significant representatives of regional architecture: a promenade architectural ranges from coolly functional to free artistic design, from architecture that feels committed to the Bauhaus aesthetic to deconstructive design. The idea for this book came from the 20th anniversary of the lecture series. The result is an exciting catalogue of very different projects from the last three decades, like museums, buildings related to science and education and to music and theatre, offices and homes, government and religious buildings, right down to the architects' own houses. The scale ranges from mega-projects for whole cities in Asia to a subtle design for a lift in Salzburg or two thoughtful architectural visions expressed in a 'Tower of Dreams' or just in an exhibition. These are all projects that attach considerable significance to their inventors. A clear majority of the choice of architects lit upon realised projects originating in competitions, direct contracts or a problem the architects set themselves. The choice of projects that stayed on paper arouses even more curiosity -- buildings that did not win first prize in a competition, but still have a great deal to tell about the wealth of ideas, context and philosophy in contemporary architecture, presented in this publication because their designers definitely wanted to make their mark. A variety of answers were heard to the question of why a certain project was chosen. The fact is that ultimately favourite projects are the ones that represent philosophy and design ideals, as well a the knowledge and skill of the architects and teams in a particular way. But above all they were projects that moved the architects.