Admirable Female Architects

Architects are admirable. Female architects are more admirable. Traditionally, architecture design is men’s profession. Actually, female can also do the job well.

Before I engaged in the architecture related field (architectural visualization field), I realized that even female has the ability to become a famous architect. I thought architecture design is men's profession. I'm absolutely wrong. Female architects are more admirable. Here's a list of 10 female architects that deserve recognition.

Michelle Kaufmann is California-based green prefab home designer. She designed for the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.

Yen Ha and Michi Yanagishita are one of the only Asian-women owned architectural partnerships in New York City.

Winka Dubbeldam is well-known for her contemporary loft renovations. She is the principal of New York-based Archi-Tectonics.

Zoka Zola is Chicago-based architect and has created many award-winning homes.

Zaha Hadid is a British-Iraqi architect. Her design is full of fluid and curvilinear forms. In 2004, she won the prize of "starchitects".

We are proud of cooperating with her on some projects, like Beijing Wangjing SOHO Showroom architectural rendering, Beijing Galaxy Soho 3d rendering, Cairo Expo City architectural visualizations, Sinapore Farrer Court and so on.

Eileen Gray is an Irish architect and designer. She played key contribution to the modernist movement. Her adjustable-height side table is an icon of 1920s design, and her later career produced a small but beautiful collection of homes.

Kazuyo Sejima is this year's Pritzker Prize winner. She creates subtle, minimal buildings and mainly focuses on museums and educational centers.

Jeanne Gang is Chicago-based architect. Her recent green skyscraper, Aqua earned her international attention.

Maya Lin is an American architect and artist. Her work is minimal, but engages the viewer in quiet ways.

Rocio Romero is Missouri-based designer and well known for her minimalist prefab homes.