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[edit]Women Architects
[edit]The following lists of potential subjects have been crowdsourced. When writing your first entry please make sure that you can find at least three reliable sources for the article.
The names in red don't have an article yet; the blue ones have an article but there may be potential for improvement.
When you write an entry please add it to the List of women architects, which is ordered by nationality. It is also important to add your articles to the category Women Architects and the subcategories such as German women architects, Australian women architects and American women architects.
Australia
[edit]This is a crowdsourced list – it is not complete or comprehensive. Before you start writing make sure you can find at least three reliable sources to cite and link to. For information about suggested links, sources and references refer to the full spreadsheet of crowdsourced recommendations for Australia. If you have further suggestions of subjects please add them in below or email us at hello@archiparlour.org
- Lily Isabel Maude Addison
- Nancy Allen (architect)
- Ruth Alsop
- Brit Andresen
- Emma Appleton (landscape architect)
- Lindy Atkin
- Sue Barnsley
- Gillian Barlow
- Kirsten Bauer
- Pamille Berg
- Jo Best
- Camilla Block
- Melissa Bright
- Judith Brine
- Pia Ednie Brown
- Eva Buhrich
- Catherin Bull
- Karen Burns (academic)
- Stroma Buttrose
- Sue Carr (designer)
- Justine Clark
- Kerry and Lindsay Clare
- Clare Cousins
- Louise Cox (architect)
- Eleanor Cullis-Hill
- Kate Cullity
- Anne Cunningham
- Suzanne Dance
- Mervyn Twynham Davis
- Melinda Dodson
- Sally Draper
- Sue Dugdale
- Mabel Dunstan
- Meaghan Dwyer
- E1027 (organisation) (organisation, not building)
- Maggie Edmond
- Angelique Edmonds
- Rosina Edmunds
- Pia Ednie-Brown, architectural theorist and creative practitioner[1]
- Harriet Edquist
- Dorte Ekelund
- Zahava Elenberg
- Shaneen Fantin
- Elizabeth Farrelly
- Mary Featherston
- Margaret Feilman
- Margaret Findlay
- Maggie Fink
- Deb Fisher (architect)
- Hélène Frichot
- Abbie Galvin
- Beverley Garlick
- Jill Garner
- Eli Giannini
- Carroll Go-Sam
- Eileen Good
- Elizabeth Grant
- Kelly Greenop
- Winsome Hall Andrew
- Marion Hall Best
- Bronwyn Hanna
- Roz Hansen
- Laura Harding
- Lucinda Hartley
- Ellison Harvie
- Annick Houle
- Rachel Hurst (architect)
- Beatrice Hutton
- Olivia Hyde
- Pamela Jack
- Jocelyn Jackson
- Bronwen Jones
- Sandra Kaji-O'Grady
- Ann Keddie
- Kennedy Nolan (Rachel Nolan)
- Francoise Lane
- Ann Lau
- Annabel Lahz
- Helen Lardner
- Esther Legoe
- Gini Lee
- Wendy Lewin
- Louise Lightfoot
- Helen Lochhead
- Leone Lorrimer
- Ruth Lucas
- Desley Luscombe
- Nellie McCredie
- Mary Anne McGirr
- Lucinda McLean
- Karen McWilliam
- Kirsteen Mackay
- Tara Mallie
- Gill Matthewson
- Alison Mears
- Margaret Pitt Morison
- Elina Mottram
- Amy Muir
- Ann Montgomery (architect)
- Juliet Moore
- Elina Mottram
- John and Phyllis Murphy
- Elizabeth Meyer
- Rebecca Naughtin
- Rachel Neeson
- Andrea Nield
- Marika Neustupny
- Louise Nettleton
- Helen Norrie
- Alison Page
- Annabelle Pegrum
- Shelley Penn
- Christine Phillips
- Susan Phillips
- Anoma Pieris
- Dimity Reed
- Anna Rubbo
- Debbie Ryan (architect)
- Penelope Seidler
- Susan Shannon
- Susan Savage (architect)
- Marjorie Simpson (architect)
- Bridget Smyth
- Louise St John Kennedy
- Caroline Stalker
- Naomi Stead
- Muriel Stott
- Florence Taylor
- Jennifer Taylor
- Cynthia Teague
- Kathy Trelease
- Ailsa Trundle
- Kerstin Thompson
- Freda Thornton
- Stella Tottenham
- Hannah Tribe
- Barbara van den Broek (1932–2001), architect, town planner, landscape architect
- Stella de Vulder
- Emma Young
- Cindy Walters
- Elizabeth Watson Brown
- Paula Whitman
- Emma Williamson
- Julie Willis
- Adele Winteridge
- Fiona Winzar
- Monique Woodward
- Lena Yali
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Germany
[edit]The full spreadsheet for Germany (including status, work required, suggested links and references etc) is available here.
- Aino Aalton
- Inken Baller
- Karola Bloch
- Ella Briggs
- Ella Briggs
- Paula Maria Canthal
- Lotte Cohn
- Kerstin Dörhöfer
- Charlotte Frank
- Marie Frommer
- Dörte Gatermann
- Elsa Gidoni
- Lux Guyer
- Elisabeth Haggenmüller-Böhm
- Heike Hanada
- Ludmilla Herzenstein
- Elisabeth von Knobelsdorff
- Hanna Loev
- Hilde Leon
- Marlene Moeschke-Poelzig
- Else Oppler
- Lilly Reich
- Marianne Rodenstein
- Bertha Sander
- Maria Schwarz
- Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky
- Myra Wahrhaftig
- Hilde Weström
- Stefanie Zwim
- Edith Dinkelmann
- Gerda Marx
- Grete SChroeder- Zimmermann
- Cornera von Panhuys Serger
- Hedwig Steinthal
- Anita Bach
- Eva Buhrich
- Gertrud Ferchland
- Hannelore Deubzer
- Heike Klussmann
- Gertrud Linke
- Cornera Monzel
- Claudia Schrader
- Emira Selmanagic
- Doris Thut
- Gesine Weinmiller
- Hildegard Dröge-Schröder
- Ingeborg Kuhler
- Ingrid Biegans
- Irina Raud
- Iris Grund
- Janina von Muliewicz
- Kath Both
- Margarete Knüppelholz-Roeser
- Margarete Wettke
- Margot Zech-Weymann
- Donatelle Fioretti
- Christine Nickl-Weller
- Regine Leibinger
- Susanne Hofmann
- Ute Frank
- Renate Fritz-Haendeler
- Roswitha ThenBerg
- Therese Mogger
- Anne Lampen
- Jutta Kriewitz
- Ruth Berktold
- Julia Bolles-Wilson
- Ulrike Lauber
- Anett-Maud Joppien
- Swantje Kühn
- Regina Poly
- Gudrun Sack
- Laura Ludloff
- Jana Richter
- Simona Malvezzi
- Cornelia Müller
- Christiane Schuberth
- Anne Tyng
- Wendy Cheesman
- Georgina Cheesman
- Susan Brumwell
To expand
[edit]Part W List
[edit]This list is draw from the Part W Alternative Gold Medal List.[2] It is not complete or comprehensive. Before you start writing make sure you can find at least three reliable sources to cite and link to.
To expand
[edit]Examples of women who do have a page, but with very limited information not reflective of their achievements:
United States
[edit]For subject suggestions for the United States see here.
Other lists of missing articles on women in architecture
[edit]- Women in Red list: this country-by-country list provides the names of women architects with indications (usually links) of their notability. Please feel free to add names with appropriate links (or links to Wikipedia articles in other languages).
References and source material
[edit]- ^ "Associate Professor Pia Ednie-Brown". RMIT University. Retrieved 4 October 2015.
- ^ Part W https://www.part-w.com/.
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Australia
[edit]There are many good research sources you can use when writing entries. These include the following
Online
[edit]- Women with a Plan – material from 2012 Women’s History Month
- The Encyclopedia of Women and Leadership in Twentieth Century Australia – Architecture & Design entries by Harriet Edquist.
- Dictionary of Sydney. This includes a number of entries on women architects by Bronwyn Hanna.
- Architects of South Australia database, from the SA Architecture Museum
- “Absence and Presence: A Historiography of Early Women Architects in New South Wales”, Bronwyn Hanna (Thesis on early women architects in NSW [awarded by UNSW]
- International Archive of Women in Architecture contains entries on and links to some Australian women architects.
Books and Journals
[edit]Available from a good library near you! We will also have copies available at the Melbourne writing workshops.
- Women Architects in Australia, 1900–1950 by Julie Willis & Bronwyn Hanna (RAIA, 2001).
- Encyclopedia of Australian Architecture, edited by Julie Willis and Philip Goad (Cambridge University Press, 2012).
- The Architect March 2009 http://architecture.com.au/docs/default-source/wa-the-architect-mag/thearchitect12009.pdf?sfvrsn=2
Articles
[edit]Bronwyn Hanna, one of Australia’s foremost historians working on women in architecture, has very kindly made her collection of published pieces on Australian women architects available for the Wikipedia project. You can access these here.
Please note, these are provided for reference purposes only – content should not be reproduced word-for-word.
United States
[edit]There are a few good research sources you can use when writing entries. These include the following
Online
[edit]- Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation's Dynamic Archive - national archive of women architects in the United States
- Guggenheim Museum's Women in Architecture Action list – Women in Architecture action list for the October 15 #guggathon event. This is a great place to start.
- International Archive of Women in Architecture - international in scope but includes women in the United States
Books
[edit]- Women in Architecture: A Historic and Contemporary Perspective Edited by Susana Toree (Watson-Guptill Publications, 1977).
- Design and Feminism Re-visioning Spaces, Places, and Everyday Things], edited by Joan Rothschild (Rutgers University Press, 1999).
- Feminist Practices: Interdisciplinary Approaches To Women in Architecture], edited by Lori A. Brown (Ashgate Publishing Limited, 2011).
- Architecture A Woman's Profession], edited by Tanja Kullack (Jovis Verlag GmbH, 2011).