"Ingrid Wallberg was the first Swedish woman to start her own architecture practice in 1928. She was trained in Germany as there was no architectural education available in Sweden for women at ...

A new book by a UB architect uncovers and explores through exhaustive research previously unknown aspects of the largely veiled life and career of Louise Blanchard Bethune, America’s first ...

She worked in major architecture firms and eventually established her own practice, not hiding her gender or abilities. She became the country’s first well-known female architect. She proved that a ...

An undergraduate architecture degree ... Zaha Hadid," she said, referring to the first woman to win the prestigious Pritzker Prize. As of the writing of this story, nearly six years after Beyond ...

TULSA, Okla. — On Nov. 13, 1912, a pioneer for female architects was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mary Caroline Cole was the state's first licensed architect, according to the Oklahoma Historical ...

Ms. Dowdell, an architect in a profession that is overwhelmingly white and male, is a Black woman, the first to fill the post in the group’s 166-year history. African Americans make up 13.6 ...

Washington state had licensed its first woman architect in 1923, and in 1953, I would be only the eighth. After I graduated, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers told me they didn’t hire women ...

In 1970, she also received the first-ever Pulitzer Prize for criticism ... Although there is more of a balance between women and men in architecture today, the landscape was quite different ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. – A new book by a University at Buffalo architect uncovers and explores through exhaustive research previously unknown aspects of the largely veiled life and career of Louise Blanchard ...