Sophia Hayden, Woman’s Building, World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893

·      Worlds Colombian Exposition 1893

·      All of this happened at once

·      It was opened for 6 months

·      The women’s building

Mary Cassatt, Modern Woman, 1893

In the Women’s building at the 

Worlds Colombian Exposition 1893

Julia Morgan, Bell Tower, Mills College, Oakland, CA, 1903-04

·      Has to work in an office, two years as an student to another office

·      Has her own office right when she can

·      Suzan Mills gave her, her first commission

·      For Mills College

Julia Morgan, Berkeley City Women’s Club, 1929-30

·      Phoebe Apperson Hirst, involved in a lot of things, befitting women

·       Was another patronage to Morgan

Julia Morgan, Hearst Castle, San Simeon, CA, 1919

·      William Randolph Hearst gives her great opportunity’s

·      An everything type of style

·      28 years worked on the Hearst castle

·       Ridiculously huge

·      11 million dollars to build

·      Pools are awesome there are two

·      Wintoon Estate for the Hirsts to get away to…like wtf hahah they don’t need anymore houses

·      Working for richest patronages ever

Mary Jane Colter, Desert Watch Tower, Grand Canyon, AZ, 1931

·      Fake ruin, it has a steel frame

·      Worked with a lot of native American artists

·      She designs a lot of parkitecture

·      She had an interest in Indian artifacts

·      Was from St. Paul

·      Her work is about selling the west

·      She’s influenced by all the adobe houses and stuff like that

·      The painted desert

Marion Mahony Griffin, All Souls Unitarian Church, Evanston, IL, 1902

·      Born in Chicago

·      First woman to get an Architecture degree

·      She felt proud that she was getting a draftsmen position after graduating aft MIT

·      1895 worked for Frank Lloyd Wright

·      Married Walter Griffin  

·      He also worked for Wright

·      Did a cover for Building and Real Estate

·      Power of women’s influence

·      She did the drawing that people think of Wright for

·      She was really good

·      Very few of her buildings survive

Beatrix Farrand, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C., 1921-47

·      Edith Wartons niece

·      She was a landscape architect

·      Influenced by the English style

·      Lych Gate

·      Her patrons included Whitonys, Rockefellers and many more in the upper class

·      She water colored

·      Designed gardens for white house

·      1913 married at age 41

·      Traveled around with husband got to design even more gardens

·      Landscapes for large universities

·      Her major commission that survives is in Dumbarton oaks