Women in American Architecture
A Historic and Contemporary Perspective
authors
Susana Torre (Eds.)
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projects
- Berkeley Women's City Club
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1929, 1929-30
Berkeley, United States of America
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Benjamin Reed House
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1926
Piedmont, United States of America
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Young Women's Christian Association Building (YWCA)
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1913-15, 1919 [destroyed]
Berkeley, United States of America
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James Lombard House
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1915
Piedmont, United States of America
- Young Women's Christian Association Building (YWCA)
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1913-15
Oakland, United States of America
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King's Daughters of California Home for Incurables
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1912
Oakland, United States of America
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Allen L. and Alma S. Chickering House
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1911
Piedmont, United States of America
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Mills College, Carnegie, Margaret, Library, Oakland, CA
Morgan, Julia H., Architect
1905-06
Oakland, United States of America
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Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck House
Muir, Edla, Architect
Los Angeles, United States of America
persons
- Alice Constance Austin
amateur architect and designer
- Julia H. Morgan
American architect, active in California
- Morgan, Julia H., Architect
American office for architecture
- Edla Muir
American architect, active in California and Washington
- Muir, Edla, Architect
American office for architecture
- Lucille L. Raport
American architect
- Raport, Lucille B., AIA, Architect
American office for architecture
- Lilian Jenette Rice
American architect, active in Rancho Santa Fe
- Rice, Lillian Jenette, Architect
American office for architecture
- Lutah Maria Riggs
US-amerikanische/-r architect, active in California
- Riggs, Lutah Maria, Architect
American office for architecture
- Hazel Wood Waterman
United States of America ---
- Waterman, Hazel Wood, Architect
American office for architecture
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