DOLORES HAYDEN

NEWS AND EVENTS

The National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. awarded me the 2022 Vincent Scully Prize for contributions to the built environment. My talk, “Domestic Revolutions Then and Now,” was livestreamed on YouTube.

I also received the Matilde Ucelay Award in 2022 from the Spanish Ministry of Transport and Urban Agenda for my contributions to gender equity. (In 1936, Ucelay was the first woman architect licensed in Spain.) Livestream is on YouTube.

The Grand Domestic Revolution was translated into both French and Spanish in 2023.

Redesigning the American Dream was been translated into Spanish in 2024.

“The Non-Sexist City” conference on Civic Design took place Nov. 18, 2022 at the Peter Behrens School of Arts at the Dusseldorf University of Applied Sciences. civicdesign@hs-duesseldorf.de

Dolores Hayden, urban historian, architect, and poet, is professor emerita at Yale University. Her five books on the American landscape include The Power of Place: Urban Landscapes as Public History and Building Suburbia. Her poems appear in many journals and anthologies including Poetry, Raritan, Ecotone, Yale Review, The Common, and Best American Poetry. She is the author of three poetry collections: American Yard, Nymph, Dun, and Spinner, and Exuberance, set in the earliest years of American aviation when daredevil pilots—women and men—thrilled spectators who had never seen an airplane.