Women Architects Breaking Barriers

This chapter highlights the pioneering efforts of Boston architect Eleanor Raymond and her peers in advancing women's roles in architecture during a time of significant barriers. It explores the establishment of supportive educational networks like the Cambridge School of Architecture and emphasizes the collaborative resilience of women in overcoming sexism within the field. Through personal narratives and historical context, the chapter reflects on the unique contributions of female architects and their influence on design practices, while also addressing contemporary shifts in gender representation in architecture.