A look back on Season 4.

First woman to win the Rome Prize in Architecture and founder of the University of Washington's study abroad program in Rome..

One of the first practicing women architects to publish architecture theory.

One of the first practicing women architects to publish architecture theory.

One of the first female professors in landscape architecture to achieve tenure.

Harvard GSD professor of landscape architecture with her own firm that was once the largest architecture firm owned by a woman.

First woman Vice-Chancellor of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.

An educator and architect that defined the style and aesthetic of the Southwest region of the United States.

Founder of the Virginia State University Art Department.

An influential art and architecture critic for the New York Times.

A look back at season 3.

Final chief engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge

The first woman to serve in the US Cabinet as Secretary of Labor.

Founder of the Phillis Wheatley Association.

One of the first female mechanical engineers.

A writer and advocate considered to be the “Mother of Urban Design”.

Leading public housing advocate and educator of urban planners.

Co-founder of the first US settlement house. Nobel Peace Price winner.

A black pioneer that influenced community-led design.

Pioneer of healthcare architecture design.