Amy Weinstein, FAIA, is an architect whose work has included design practice, teaching, and professional peer review for over 40 years. Her built projects for government, institutional, urban design, and residential clients have been recognized by more than 60 design awa
Promoter of architecture, planning and urban studies in Australia.
American preservationist and arts administrator
The practice of Atlanta architect Leila Ross Wilburn emerged from and reflected the values of the Craftsman movement.
Ellamae Ellis League practiced as an architect in Georgia for more than fifty years, from 1922 until she retired in 1975.
Henrietta Dozier was the first female architect in Georgia and the first woman in the South to receive formal architectural training and to graduate from a nationally accredited school of architecture.
Architect and founding partner of the New York City-based studio Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects
Dr. Hazel Ruth Edwards, FAICP, is an educator and planner whose career combines place-based research with planning and urban design practice and teaching.
Emily Lansingh Muir, the first woman to serve on the US Commission of Fine Arts, was a painter who drew her inspiration from the life and landscape of coastal Maine.
Architect Chloethiel Woodard Smith, FAIA, was an influential midcentury modernist based in Washington, D.C.