A significant contribution to the history of post-war architecture and of twentieth-century modernism more generally, providing a timely appraisal of a critical voice who added much to the architectural discourse of her period. * Robin Schuldenfrei, The Courtauld Institute of Art, UK * The overarching questions about the status of feminism within modernism are original, creative and important . . . I really believe this book will change the way in which historians and critics look at mid-century modernism. * Alice T. Friedman, Grace Slack McNeil Professor of the History of American Art, Co-Director, Architecture Program, Wellesley College, USA *
