Women’s History Month
It’s not a moment. It’s a mindset.
This March—and always—we honor the courageous women who’ve challenged norms, opened doors, and continue to blaze new trails. We’re celebrating (her)story in the making and the inspiring women who are designing a better, more beautiful world.
Medical University of South Carolina, Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital and Pearl Tourville Women’s Pavilion
Charleston, South Carolina
Projects designed, managed, or planned by women:
Hillary Gee, Houston
Ada Louise Huxtable; Norma Merrick Sklarek; Denise Scott Brown; Lina Bo Bardi; Ray Eames; Zaha Hadid; Jane Jacobs Florence Knoll; Anne Tyng; Lilly Reich
Lifting as We Climb; Anna Wissler, Boston
An ode to the women who use their unique experience, power, success, and influence to uplift other women—and propel us all forward.
Looking into the future; Anna Anastasiou, Vancouver
The need to deliver a healthier future for girls and women when gender inequality is a “past” issue.
Our Shared Mindset; Emily Preece, Chicago
Every movement begins with a shared mindset. This piece highlights the accomplishments of women in the past, present, and future while serving as an example of the strength that can be achieved when like-minded people band together to fight for justice.
Untold stories; Kristina Kolosova, Vancouver
Untold stories of Marion Mahony, Galina Balashova, Charlotte Perriand, Julia Morgan, Norma Merrick Sklarek
