Avriel Shull, Thornhurst Addition, 21 Thornhurst Drive, Lot 34, 1956, photo June 15, 2023
Avriel Shull (1931-1976) of Indianapolis, IN was a self-taught artist and architect.
Avriel Shull, Thornhurst Addition, 21 Thornhurst Drive, Lot 34, 1956, photo June 15, 2023
Avriel Shull (1931-1976) of Indianapolis, IN was a self-taught artist and architect.
Avriel Shull, Thornhurst Addition, 21 Thornhurst Drive, Lot 34, 1956, photo June 15, 2023
Avriel Shull (1931-1976) of Indianapolis, IN was a self-taught artist and architect.
Anna Wagner Keichline, Cadillac Garage and Apartments, 1916, Bellefonte, PA, photo June 16, 2023
Anna Wagner Keichline, Cadillac Garage and Apartments, 1916, Bellefonte, PA, photo June 16, 2023
Alice E. Johnson, David B. Love House, 1019 Buckland Avenue, Fremont, Ohio, 1905, photo June 26, 2023
Alice E. Johnson, David B. Love House, 1019 Buckland Avenue, Fremont, Ohio, 1905, photo June 26, 2023
Alice E. Johnson, David B. Love House, 1019 Buckland Avenue, Fremont, Ohio, 1905, photo June 26, 2023
Alice E. Johnson, David B. Love House, 1019 Buckland Avenue, Fremont, Ohio, 1905, photo June 26, 2023
Asilomar Center, Julia Morgan, Monterey, CA, 1913-1929, photo May 29, 2015
Avon Old Farms School, near Hartford, CT, Theodate Pope Riddle, 1918-1927, July 22, 2016
Westover School, CT, Theodate Pope Riddle, 1907-1909, photo June 14, 2017
Desert View Watchtower Interior, Grand Canyon, AZ, Mary Jane Colter, 1932, photo May 30, 2012
Hopi House, Grand Canyon, AZ, Mary Jane Colter, 1904-1905, photo May 28, 2012
La Posada Hotel, Winslow, AZ, interior, Mary Jane Colter, 1930, photo June 3, 2015
La Posada Hotel, Winslow, AZ, interior, Mary Jane Colter, 1930, photo June 3, 2015
La Posada Hotel, Winslow, AZ, interior, Mary Jane Colter, 1930, photo June 3, 2015
Westover School, CT, Theodate Pope Riddle, June 14, 2017
Researching Women in the Design Field
For the past few years Robert Moore has spent a great deal of time researching the contributions of women to the field of architectural design. At first he included a section on the topic in his St. Louis architecture course, but the amount of information kept growing and so he had to scale back what he was able to share with students. He continues to integrate the designs of women in general discussions about architecture wherever possible in that class.