Natalie de Blois
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"I did a lot of drawing, and studies of alternatives. You realize there are millions of solutions.”
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
De Blois worked in SOM’s Chicago Office, where she designed some of the tallest structures designed by a female architect, including Lever House, Union Carbide Building, and the Equitable building. She was a founding member of Chicago Women in Architecture and, in 1974, was appointed to the AIA's Women in Architecture task force.
De Blois worked in SOM’s Chicago Office, where she designed some of the tallest structures designed by a female architect, including Lever House, Union Carbide Building, and the Equitable building. She was a founding member of Chicago Women in Architecture and, in 1974, was appointed to the AIA's Women in Architecture task force.
BORN
1921
1921
DESCENT
Paterson, New Jersey
DISCIPLINE
Corporate Architecture