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Architecture and Gender: the First Women Who Built Their Place in a World of Men
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Matilde Ucelay, Cristina Gonzalo Pintor, Rita Fernández Queimadelos or Margarita Mendizábal are the names of some of the few women in the first half of the 20th century graduated in architecture in Spain. They did so conditioned by the Civil War and Franco's Dictatorship but managed to open the door for
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