This document discusses the history of women's roles in architecture and planning. It outlines several notable female architects from Eastern Europe, including Virginia Haret from Romania who designed residential buildings and infrastructure. It also discusses women patrons of architecture like Queen Mary of Romania who commissioned gardens and palaces. The document proposes further research on women as decision-makers, patrons, users, and professionals in the field of architecture and planning throughout Europe. It suggests comparing the experiences of women architects in Eastern and Western Europe as well as investigating spaces designed for women.

1. ARCHITECTURE BY AND FOR WOMEN
Maria BOSTENARU DAN

2. HISTORY OF THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN
PLANNING
 Connections to Hungary for research: Pál Ritook (all
categories, including landscape and interior
architecture, and civil engineering), Zsolt Mészáros,
Mariann Simon
 Urban traces at waterside: Balaton (Blaha Luiza villa)
 Iris Meder (Vienna)
 Research on spa-s
 Research on women in landscape architecture
 Romania:
 Virginia Andreescu Haret (urban route, architecture of
resorts: Govora, in line with spa-s)
 Henrietta Delavrancea-Gibory: Balchik (along the seaside),
queen Mary – landscape, tradition, leadership models
 Italy: future research with Parvan scholarship
 Poland: seminar about Eastern European Modernism

3. DECISION IN PLANNING AND
GENDER/HAZARDS
 Participation – decision
 Preliminary research on decision related to hazards
 Preliminary research on decision and gender issues <
project management: women leadership models in fairy
tales
 Session at Eurodoc and in Copenhagen on models
 Result: decision tree with women as an actor
 Women in planning
 Women as investor/mecene
 Women as users
 History of the profession

4. WOMEN AS MECENES

5. WOMEN AS MECENES
 Villa Gamberaia – near Florence
 Balchik palace and garden
 Pelisor castle
 Mogoșoaia palace

6. BALCHIK
Balchik garden of
Queen Mary

7. PELISOR
Pelisor,
Art Nouveau
bz Queen Mary

8. MOGOȘOAIA
Marthe Bibesco by restoration

9. WOMEN AS PLANERS

10. WOMEN AS PLANERS
 The East – pioneer women
 Romania/Bulgaria
 Hungary
 Poland
 The West
 Italy – connection to Romania for mecenes
and planers
 Germany

11. HENRIETTA DELAVRANCEA-GIBORY
 Romania (partially today‘s Bulgaria
territory)

12. BALCHIK
Balchik garden of Queen Mary – Henrietta Delavrancea villa

13. BUCHAREST

14. • demolition
Henrietta
Delavrancea-
Gibory

15. VIRGINIA HARET
 Between Romania and Italy

16. Radio interview – Virginia Haret

17. URBAN ROUTE VIRGINIA HARET

18. VIRGINIA HARET GOVORA

19. OVERVIEW
Virginia Haret

20. Arhitect Virginia Haret
Bloc de apartamente pe strada Frumoasă (1922)

21.  Own house

23. Virginia Haret
Arhivele primăriei
Turn de apă (1927)

24. HUNGARY
 Civil engineering
 Pécsi Eszter
 Interior architecture

25. HUNGARY – WOMAN INTERIOR ARCHITECTS

26. POLAND
 Pairs of architects
 Housing buildings

27. BARBARA AND STANISLAV BRUKALSKI
 Own house, 1927

28. BARBARA AND STANISLAW BRUKALSKI
 WSM colony 1929-34

29. JADWIGA DOBRZYNSKA
ZYGMUNT LOBODA
 1932

30. HELENA AND SZMON
SYRKUS
 Block of flats 1937

31. HELENA AND SZMON SYRKUS
 WSM Rakowec 1930 (Warsawska spoldzielnia mieskaniowa)

32. ITALY
 Landscape: Maria Teresa Parpagliolo
 Architecture
 Elena Luzzato
 Ana Luzzato
 Attilia Travaglio Vaglieri (also church)
 Lina Bo Bardi
 Stephania Filo Speziale
 Ada Bursi

33. ITALY – ELENA LUZZATTO
Piazza Alessandria, Rome

34. ITALY – STEFANIA FILO SPEZIALE
Mostra d‘Oltremare, Naples

35. ITALY – MARIA TERESA PARPAGLIOLO
Landscape of EUR

36. WOMEN AS USERS

37. WOMEN AS USERS
 Pioneers: Hungary
 Participative construction: Germany
 Spiritual places – future research on
spaces for women communities (Hungary,
Belgium)
 Spaces where gender separation is
important: public bathes (Hungary)

38. BLAHA LUIZA – MECENATE IN
HUNGARY

39. SPIRITUAL PLACES

40. BEGUINAGE
Bruges

41. THERMAL BATHES

42. LONG TERM GOALS
 Conclusions from history for teaching
assignments
 Methodology to apply for similar research in
other countries
 Comparison between East and West
 Investigation on how far the researched
aspects are covered by the Horizon 2020 work
programme
 Conclusions on blue-green infrastructure:
water and landscape