Do US women architects today feel any special responsibility as representatives of their gender? Do women architects in the US today face any special opportunities and challenges as a result of their gender? Use Natalie De Blois but find a *different* living American woman architect (someone other than De Blois) for your research. Whenever relevant, describe how this differs from your own experience.
Use detailed visual analysis of the work and published comments by the artist to support your interpretation.
