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Thru the Lens: NYCREW

On March 18th, NYCREW celebrated women's history month by looking at the documentary film, "A Girl is a Fellow Here." 100 Women Architects in the studio of Frank Lloyd Wright, which was written and directed by Beverly Willis, FAIA, president of the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation. Ted Moudis Associates sponsored and hosted the event at their offices on Madison Ave. The evening's panel included Willis, Elizabeth Muskat of Ferzan, Robbins & Associates, and Jennifer Stewart of JP Morgan. The event was moderated by Monica Larsen Wetherell of Ted Moudis Associates. The questions addressed the panelists' careers and the people, especially women, who were influential in their success.
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