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Artist and architect of California and Ohio; Associate Professor of Architecture at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Materials consist of articles by Cline and about Cline's work on "Little Houses" or one-room spaces, and an exhibit of her work at Miami University in 1989.

President/Director of the firm Cole and Goyette, Architects and Planners, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (FAIA). Collection includes brochure packets from her firm and postcards showing her work. A signed copy of her 1973 book, From Tipi to Skyscraper: A History of Women in Architecture and a copy of her new book Candid Reflections: Letters from Women in Architecture 1972 and 2004 (2007) are cataloged in ADDISON and available in the Special Collections Rare Book Room.

1869-1958. Chief architect for the Fred Harvey Company. Designed hotels, gift shops, and viewing places throughout the southwestern desert in the United States in the early 1900s. Her most notable designs were the Watchtower, Hopi House, and Hermit's Rest at the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. Collection includes film entitled "Mary Jane Colter: The Desert View" produced, written, and directed in 1996 by Jennifer Lee of Beverly Hills, California, and narrated by Ellen Burstyn, about Colter's life and work. [Copy of video now shelved in Special Collections Rare Book Room: Video 8650. Also available are National Public Radio program cassettes 526/527, again, in the Rare Book Room.]

An archive located in North Sydney, Australia, of images of work by women architects and designers in Australia, formed in 1995. Records consist of a cover letter introducing the archive, a general information and collection policy form, guidelines for submitting work to the archive form, a biographical questionnaire, an image documentation form, and a copyright agreement form. Also includes issues of Constructive Times, a newsletter of the Association of Women Architects, Landscape Architects, Planners and Women in the Building Industry, in Australia.

Born 1925 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Partner of Architecture 2, a firm in Washington, D.C. Materials include a curriculum vitae and a brochure, "Robbie Cooper Design."

Born 1952. Architect of Munster, Germany. The collection consists of four architectural designs.

An article published in the Miami Herald about Cuban professional women in the Miami area. Article focuses on Matilde Ponce a prize-winning architect in Cuba and her opportunites in the United States.

Architect of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Collection consists of a brochure about her firm, Ecodesign International.

Born in 1979, resident of Mankato, Minnesota. Invented a building material composed of recycled paper and glue, originally created as an entry in a science fair competition in 1991. The material is now manufactured under the trade name Environ, by Phoenix Biocomposites. Collection consists of literature about the invention, including the paper she wrote for the science fair, biographical information about DeGezelle, and samples of her original invention (which she called "MollyBoard") and Environ.

Three page biographical sketch with project list, author unknown, undated