OM Editions founders Orianna and Patricia Morrison explain how the pandemic reshaped our sense of style—and home.

OM Editions founders Orianna and Patricia Morrison explain how the pandemic reshaped our sense of style—and home.
Charlotte Perriand was the creative force behind some of Le Corbusier’s best-known designs. Her story sheds light on the gender pay gap that follows us today.
Game designer Jane McGonigal creates games that address real-world problems including poverty, hunger and climate change.
Kimberly Dowdell is a licensed architect and frequent speaker on the topic of the future of architecture.
Marion Donovan’s frustration at constantly having to change and wash her children’s soiled diapers, bed sheets and clothes resulted in the first disposable diaper.
Jessica Helfand is an artist, designer, and writer. She is a co-founder of the Design Observer, and the co-host of two podcasts.
Director of Development at Field Operations Margaret Jankowsky is combining over a decade of landscape design experience with strategic thinking.
Design Director at a large architecture firm in New York, Angie Lee has taken a multifaceted approach that integrates emotional design, technical precision, and artistic intuition in her work for 25 years.
In this Madame Architect feature, Amina Blacksher describes her path from her student days at Yale to starting her own studio.
Architect Andrea Simitch shares insights on the creative process and how female architects are changing the game.
The newly redesigned children’s library at Concourse House is providing a space for residents to come together.
Tel Aviv designer Naama Agassi discusses her trophy design for the iphiGenia Gender Design Award and why it’s based on starfish.
Pioneering architect Anne Tyng knew well the latent power of triangles. In 1953, she drafted the first design of a high rise, space frame tower, using the triangle as a basic structural unit.
New York’s next great green space was designed by a team of women.
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