100 years: The evolution of the kitchen
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Hochstein, Gina
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2023-04-27
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Conference Contribution - Oral Presentation
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kitchens
history
gender
domestic architecture
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history
gender
domestic architecture
New Zealand
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Hochstein, G. (2023, April 27). 100 years: The evolution of the kitchen [Paper pesentation]. Architecture + Women . NZ, Blum, Avondale, New Zealand. https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6483
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The kitchen is a source of connection, nourishment and tradition to whanau, friends and community. It is a space that has become associated with routine and ritual, one which reinforced traditional gendered roles and responsibilities. Incoming A+W Co-chair Gina Hochstein gives a talk that looks at the evolution of the kitchen over the last 100 years and how the kitchen has become a space of democratisation. The place and use of the kitchen within the home has helped with dissolving the idea of gender as our society has become more inclusive of diversity and gender fluidity.
1920s The Bauhaus School =- the kitchen of tomorrow
1927 Margarete Schutte Lihotzky - Frankfort kitchen
1940s The kitchen work triangle concept - The Taylorist principle
1950s Kitchen
1950s Gendered role - Kitchen as toy: Barbie
1957-1967: Monanto House of the Future, Disneyland -Tomorrowland, California, USA. Kitchen as themepark attraction
1959 The Kitchen Debate. American National Exhibition at Sokolniki Park in Moscow. The Kitchen politicised
1960s Kitchen
1970s Kitchen
The glamour kitchen - 1990s. Kitchen as a status object
Gamification of cooking: chef cooking shows
The concept of zones within the kitchen: inter-relational and constitutive nature of gender
The Slow Food phenomenon: connection to food sources
The future ... Kitchenless home
The future ... Entertainers' kitchen + separate scullery
The future ... Honest materials
The future ... A sustainable kitchen
The future ... Pop up kitchens for environmental emergencies
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