Collection by Olivia Martin

Women to Know in Design Part Two

From women who make moves behind the scenes to an architectural theorist who hit the proverbial glass ceiling in the 1940s, here are more women in design worth knowing. Check out part one here.

Perhaps one of the most dedicated, yet underrated architectural theorists of the 20th Century, Anne Tyng’s influence can be seen in the mathematical forms and shapes prevalent in modern design.
Perhaps one of the most dedicated, yet underrated architectural theorists of the 20th Century, Anne Tyng’s influence can be seen in the mathematical forms and shapes prevalent in modern design.
Long before it was in vogue to do so, Susan Weber founded $20 million to found The Bard Graduate Center: Decorative Arts, Design History, Material Culture (BGC), at the time on of the view pillars of decorative arts. Read about how the center has progressed, the continual popularity of mid-century design, and more.
Long before it was in vogue to do so, Susan Weber founded $20 million to found The Bard Graduate Center: Decorative Arts, Design History, Material Culture (BGC), at the time on of the view pillars of decorative arts. Read about how the center has progressed, the continual popularity of mid-century design, and more.