Last week, current and former awardees gathered in Manhattan to acknowledge the work of women in the profession.

Getting her start in Hawaii and then in San Francisco, the architect was a tireless advocate for the representation of women in the profession. 

This year’s honorees will be celebrated at the Women in Architecture Awards event held on October 27 in New York City.

The Weese Langley Weese principal will be honored at a September 28 awards event. 

The report profiles the driving force behind the 1936 California House and Garden Exhibition, which featured model homes by Richard Neutra, Paul Revere Williams, and others. 

The SANAA co-founder and Canadian architecture doyenne are recipients of the prestigious prizes recognizing women who have made lasting impacts on the built environment.