An exhibition on women in architecture.
We often read how architecture, as an art, has always been the pure prerogative of men and perhaps more than in other sectors the advancement of women as a de facto architect has been slower, also because of the still real difficulties that the complexes construction sites bring out, in terms of both security and the relationship with the workers, still today almost exclusively male.

Moving from historical names to lesser-known names, from international names to those of our home, the exhibition traces the evolution of the female figure in the world of architecture, from the first pioneering attempts from the beginning of the twentieth century to today's recognition of the work of great women architect. The graphic tables will be accompanied by a selection of design lamps created by the Lucchese company Martinelli Luce based on a project by the architect. Gae Aulenti and other designers.

The exhibition is open from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 12:00.