Sentences with phrase «woman architect»

As survey exhibitions tend to be, the way of framing raises questions — from the implication of contextualizing women artists in Glasgow through the lens of their association with the art school, and the absence of women architects particularly given the strong associations between the school and city to architecture.

But it was here at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture that she planted her foundations as a radical and committed educator; Lewis was the first woman architect to be appointed to the full - time faculty, and later tenured in 1993.

But she was the first woman to win the Pritzker Prize, the first woman to get the Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal, and probably the most successful woman architect who ever lived.

In 1997, she created and curated a ground breaking exhibition on women architects and designers entitled Toward the New Millennium: Women in Architecture at the Aaron Davis Hall Gallery of City College of New York.

The Hearst Castle and its two sumptuous formal pools — the Neptune Pool outdoors for daytime and the Roman Pool indoors for the nights, each the most beautiful pool of its kind in the country — were designed by Julia Morgan, who is widely considered to have been America's first great woman architect.

The story of a young woman architect (Sorvino) who falls in love with a blind man (Kilmer).

In the late nineteenth century, Julia Morgan fought discrimination and followed her dreams to become California's first licensed woman architect.

Aino Marsio - Aalto belongs to a line of women architects whose work has been overshadowed by that of their better - known male partners.

Highlights include recent acquisitions from projects directed by major women architect - designers — Eileen Gray furnishings for the house E-1027 (1929), and Charlotte Perriand's study bedroom from the Maison du Brésil (1959), for example.

Related articles describe Sze's «Corner Plot» more fully, in context of women architects in 2006, and her addition to the High Line.

Five women architects who make up Equity by Design, a committee of the San Francisco chapter of the AIA, posted an open letter to Ivy.

Propositions for the Modern Interior,» 9 which featured the contributions of women architects and designers, such as Lilly Reich and Eileen Gray, very prominently.

The design blogs are agog that on the 125th anniversary of the registration of the first woman architect, Architect Barbie has been introduced.

I know the women architects I focused on didn't get all the commissions they could have, or build all the buildings they wanted to, but they set up their own practices, they specialized in things, they had unique ideas and did really good work.

As she told me, «There are the histories of Iraqi architects and artists in transit in other cities like Amman and London that I am currently exploring, among other issues related to the women architects» — the possibilities are infinite.

In Chicago a few weeks ago at their first architecture biennial, I knew going in I wanted to focus on the women architects — in a profession seriously deficient in recognition of women practitioners.

As a «recovering architect» herself, Kim wanted to highlight women in the profession — but we understand that «woman architect» didn't send the message as intended.

It is an important building architecturally, but also historically as what is perhaps the biggest building ever designed by a woman architect, Natalie de Blois of Skidmore Owings and Merrill.