Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Architecture

WiR redlist index: Architecture

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed.

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Argentina

Belarus

Belgium

Brazil

  • Ruth Verde Zein (born 1955), [2]

Bulgaria

  • Simona Hadjieva

Canada

Chile

  • Cazú Zegers (born 1958), [3]

Colombia

  • Silvia Arango Cardinal, (1948), [4], [5]
  • Cecilia Alvarez (architect), partner with Emesé Ijjasz de Murcia.

Croatia

  • Ivana Ergić (born 1972), (hr)
  • Vanja Ilić (born 1973), (hr)
  • Vesna Milutin (born 1973), (hr)
  • Srebrenka Sekulić-Gvozdanović (1916–2002), (hr)
  • Anamarija Semenčić (born 1932), (hr)
  • Dubravka Vranić (born 1974), (hr)

Cuba

  • Eliana Cárdenas, (1951–2010), [6]

Denmark

  • Malene Krüger, CEO at Tredje Natur [7]
  • Malin Meyer, CEO and partner at Danielsen Architecture[8]

Estonia

  • Paula Delacherie (1903–2003), (et)
  • Mari-Ann Hütt (1943–2014), (et)
  • Liina Jaanus (1937–2010), (et)
  • Johanna Jõekalda (born 1970s), (et)
  • Kersti Lootus (born 1953), (et)
  • Daisy-Felicitas Matve (born 1924), (et)
  • Tiina Orunuk (1955–2014), (et)
  • Aini-Merike Remmel (1938–2015), (et)
  • Maie Rooneem (born 1979), (et)
  • Liis Sagadi (born 1981), (et)
  • Oksana Solovjova (born 1974), (et)
  • Reet Shein (born 1946), (et)
  • Anu Tammemägi (born 1976), (et)

Finland

  • Mirja Castrén (1930–2014), (fi)
  • Maija Könkkölä (1947–2012), (fi)
  • Riitta Korhonen (born 1948), (fi)
  • Marja-Riitta Norri (born 1950), (fi)
  • Käpy Paavilainen (born 1947), (fi)
  • Terttu Pakarinen (1946–2012), (fi)
  • Aili Pulkka (1915–1987), (fi)
  • Anu Puustinen (born 1974), (fi)
  • Maija Rautamäki (born 1951), (fi)
  • Anne Stenros (born 1954), (fi)

France

  • Florence Bougnoux (fr)
  • Odette Ducarre (fr)
  • Brigitte Métra (fr)

Germany

Italy

  • Luisa De Biasio Calimani (it)
  • Giorgia Toniolatti (it)
  • Liliana Grassi (it)
  • Marialaura Rossiello Irvine

Japan

  • Kohko Takahashi (born 1932)

Latvia

  • Inese Aizstrauta (born 1979), (lv)
  • Ingūna Rībena (born 1956), (lv)

Lithuania

  • Aldona Aleksaitė-Liudvinavičienė (born 1958), (lt)
  • Virginija Bakšienė (born 1951), (lt)
  • Genovaitė Balėnienė (born 1934), (lt)
  • Elena Nijolė Bučiūtė (1930–2010), (lt)
  • Marija Burinskienė (born 1954), (lt)
  • Stefanija Čerškutė (1930–2008), (lt)
  • Valerija Cukermanienė (born 1935), (lt)
  • Irena Daujotaitė (born 1931), (lt)
  • Giedrė Filipavičienė (born 1951), (lt)
  • Irma Grigaitienė (born 1952), (lt)
  • Birutė Gudynaitė (1953–2012), (lt)
  • Viktorija Salvinija Jakučiūnienė (born 1936), (lt)
  • Gražina Janulytė-Bernotienė (born 1951), (lt)
  • Dainora Juchnevičiūtė (born 1934), (lt)
  • Gražina Elena Juknevičienė (born 1943), (lt)
  • Jūratė Juozaitienė (born 1953), (lt)
  • Birutė Kasperavičienė (1926–1976), (lt)
  • Audronė Kaušpėdienė (born 1953), (lt)
  • Gražina Kirdeikienė (born 1944), (lt)
  • Elvyra Klimavičienė (born 1959), (lt)
  • Birutė Kugevičienė (born 1928), (lt)
  • Aida Lėckienė (born 1935), (lt)
  • Živilė Antanina Mačionienė (born 1933), (lt)
  • Marija Matušakaitė (born 1924), (lt)
  • Liuda Mažeikienė (born 1926), (lt)
  • Giedrė Eleonora Miknevičienė (born 1943), (lt)
  • Gražina Miškinienė (1927–1996), (lt)
  • Apolonija Nistelienė (born 1925), (lt)
  • Ramunė Staševičiūtė (born 1959), (lt)
  • Rūta Stuopelienė (born 1956), (lt)
  • Gertrūda Šumskienė (1935–1993), (lt)
  • Kornelija Toropovienė (1956–1993), (lt)

Luxembourg

  • Regina Pizzinini [9]

Macedonia

Mexico

  • Lourdes García Vázquez, (1946), [10]

New Zealand

  • Claire Chambers
  • Megan Edwards
  • Rachael Rush
  • Sarah Scott

Norway

Philippines

  • Lira Luis, first Filipino-American architect at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin

Poland

Romania

  • Ada Zăgănescu (1889–1975) [11], [12]
  • Lucia Dumbrâveanu (born 1898) [13] [14]
  • Irineu Maria Friedman (aka “Mimi” Friedman) (born ca. 1890s) [15]
  • Georgeta Garea (b. 1953) [16]
  • Irene Patrulius (b. 1935) [17]
  • Maria Militza Sion (b. 1938) [18]
  • Ana Uncu (b. 1954) [19]

Russia

In addition to the names below from the Russian wiki, there are at least a couple of red-linked women architects who have received international recognition:

From the Russian wiki

Saudi Arabia

Serbia

Slovenia

  • Mojca Gregorski (born 1975), (sl)
  • Barbara Rot (born 1930s), (sl)
  • Milena Todorič Toplišek (born 1959), (sl)
  • Gizela Šuklje (1909–1994), (sl)

South Africa

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

  • Jeanne Bueche (fr)
  • Tilla Theus (de)

Turkey

Ukraine

United Kingdom

United States

Useful source here (suggested by Darren McLean @DarrenMcLean_uk) which is out of copyright "Brief Biographies of American Architects Who Died Between 1897 and 1947"

  • Audrey Brians, [23]
  • Margaret Cavenag, architect for Solstice on the Park
  • Karen Fairbanks [24]
  • Valerie Hassett
  • Katherine Heron [25]
  • Cathi House [26]
  • Sulan Kolatan [27]
  • Ann Kidston McCallum, founder of Burr and McCallum Architects
  • Victoria Meyers [28]
  • Elizabeth Kimball Nedved 1897-1969 [29]
  • Maria Pellot (born 1971), Puerto-Rican American architect and urban planner, Associate Principal at UrbanWorks, Chicago [30]
  • Gabrielle Poirier, architect for Solstice on the Park
  • Tabitha Ponte, founder of Ponte Group and WIAfund
  • Rosannah Sandoval
  • Patricia Weston Smith, [31]
  • Elmira Sauberan Smyrl or Elmira Smyrl, [32], [33], [34]

References

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