Margarete Schutte-Lihotzky
General Information
Occupation: Architect
Date of Birth: January 23, 1897
Date of Death: January 18, 2000
Birth City: Vienna
Birth Country: Austria
Notes: First female Austrian architect and an activist in the Nazi resistance movement
Sources: wikipedia.org
Specialties
Subject: "Frankfurt Kitchen"
Description: a built in kitchen
Subject: Kindergartens
Subject: Student homes
Subject: schools/community buildings
Jobs
Employer: Adolf Loos
Notes: Planned residential estates for World War I veterans
Collaborators
Name: Ernst May
Project: Frankfurt's housing shortage
City: Frankfort am Main
Country: Germany
Apprenticeships
No apprenticeships on record
Awards
Name: Architecture Award
Exhibitions
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Notable Projects
Title: Frankfurt Kitchen
Description: Prototype of built-in kitchen (railroad dining car kitchen as her model
City: Frankfort am Main
Country: Germany
Start Date: 1926
Notes: The Frankfurt City Council eventually installed 10,000 of her mass-produced, prefabricated kitchens in newly-built working-class apartments.
Education
Institution: University of Applied Arts - Kunstgewerbeschule
Notes: Studied architecture under Oskar Strnad
Licensing
Professional Affiliations
Publications By
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Publications About
Title: Architektin
Author: Archer, Robyn
Publication: Play based on Schutte-Lihotzky's life
Url: http://yoursceneadelaide.wordpress.com/2008/09/05/architektin-new-play-at-the-state-theatre-company/
Notes: Produced by the state Theatre Co. of South Australia
Title: Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky. Soziale Architektur - Zeitzeugin eines Jahrhunderts
Author: Peter Noever, MAK (Ed.), Authors: Renate Allmayer-Beck, Susanne Baumgartner-Haindl, Marion Lindner-Gross, Christine Zwing
Publication: Book
Issue: ISBN 3-205-98607-5.
Publisher: Bohlau
City: Vienna
Date Published: 1996