Articles Tagged with ''women in architecture''

The founder of Atelier Masōmī developed the design with David Adjaye’s guidance through the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative.

In her keynote speech at the USGBC’s annual conference, the Chicago-based architect shared a framework for articulating big ideas through design.

Five American architects honored in the annual women design leadership awards.

The founder of Madame Architect spoke with RECORD about her goals for the website and the value of mentorship in work and life.

Born in Scotland and raised in Ghana, Lokko leaves the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Johannesburg to become dean of the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at the City College of New York.

The incoming dean of the Harvard GSD speaks with RECORD about her plans for the school and the future of architecture education.

Effective lighting schemes can enhance landmarks and skylines. To brush up on the trends defining cityscapes, RECORD interviewed Faith Baum, who merged her firm Illumination Arts with Horton Lees Brogdon (HLB), creating one of the largest woman-owned lighting design firms in North America. Read more.

Well before her marriage to Eero Saarinen in 1954, Aline was a cultural force and vigorous defender of modern architecture, at a time when much of America was dubious about contemporary design.

This leading 20th-century reformer and activist helped introduce the socially minded goals of European architects to America through her seminal 1934 book, Modern Housing.