Title: Hvem er hun?
Description: How is good architecture made? In this book, the architect Anna Maria Indrio lets the reader get close to the creation process by telling about her life and work from the student uprising of the 1960s to today, where she can look back on award-winning schools, universities, museums and homes. Perhaps the most well-known are works such as the extension of the Statens Museum for Art, Faculty of Technology in Odense, Storstrøm's prison at Falster, 'The Cocoon' - the famous extension to the Natural History Museum in London and the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. In Anna Maria Indrio's story, child births, formative marriages and the conditions for small design studios are just as important factors as major architectural competitions and the partnership in C.F. Møller, one of the country's largest and oldest architectural firms

Hvordan bliver god arkitektur til? I denne bog lader arkitekten Anna Maria Indrio læseren komme tæt på skabelsesprocessen ved at fortælle om sit liv og arbejde fra 1960ernes studenteroprør til i dag, hvor hun kan se tilbage på prisbelønnede skoler, universiteter, museer og boliger. Mest kendt er måske værker som udbygningen af Statens Museum for Kunst, Teknisk Fakultet i Odense, Storstrøms fængsel på Falster, 'The Cocoon' - den berømte tilbygning til Natural History Museum i London og National Maritime Museum i Greenwich. I Anna Maria Indrios fortælling er børnefødsler, formende ægteskaber og vilkårene for små tegnestuer lige så vigtige faktorer som store arkitektkonkurrencer og partnerskabet i C.F. Møller, et af landets største og ældste arkitektfirmaer
Subjects: Danish Architecture, Architectural practice, Women architects
People: Anna Maria Indrio