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Finding Ella Briggs: The Life and Work of an Unconventional Architect
By Despina Stratigakos, Elana Shapira, Barbara Penner (Contribution by), Christine Oertel (Contribution by), Dörte Kuhlmann (Contribution by), Megan Brandow-Faller (Contribution by), Carmen Trifina (Contribution by), Ursula Prokop (Contribution by), Eva Ottillinger (Contribution by), Ulrike Matzer (Contribution by), Celina Kress (Contribution by), Christine Zwingl (Contribution by), Sabrina Rahman (Contribution by), Sabine Plakolm-Forsthuber (Contribution by), Katrin Stingl (Contribution by), Monika Platzer (Contribution by)
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By Despina Stratigakos, Elana Shapira, Barbara Penner (Contribution by), Christine Oertel (Contribution by), Dörte Kuhlmann (Contribution by), Megan Brandow-Faller (Contribution by), Carmen Trifina (Contribution by), Ursula Prokop (Contribution by), Eva Ottillinger (Contribution by), Ulrike Matzer (Contribution by), Celina Kress (Contribution by), Christine Zwingl (Contribution by), Sabrina Rahman (Contribution by), Sabine Plakolm-Forsthuber (Contribution by), Katrin Stingl (Contribution by), Monika Platzer (Contribution by)
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The first biography of an extraordinary woman and architect who left her mark on world capitals and reshaped modern design
Ella Briggs (1880–1977) was a talented architect, designer, and writer whose influence was felt on both sides of the Atlantic. She trained with the Viennese Secessionists and brought their radical ideas to Gilded Age New York. She designed modernist housing for the masses in Austria, was jailed as a suspected spy in Mussolini’s Italy, and thrived in Weimar Germany before...
Ella Briggs (1880–1977) was a talented architect, designer, and writer whose influence was felt on both sides of the Atlantic. She trained with the Viennese Secessionists and brought their radical ideas to Gilded Age New York. She designed modernist housing for the masses in Austria, was jailed as a suspected spy in Mussolini’s Italy, and thrived in Weimar Germany before...