Carol Willis

Carol Willis is a respected historian and professor specializing in urban and architectural history, particularly focusing on the development of modern New York City. She founded the Skyscraper Museum in New York, which explores the history and impact of tall buildings. Willis's work examines how skyscrapers have shaped city landscapes, economies, and cultures over time, providing insights into their design, technology, and societal significance. She is recognized for her expertise in understanding the evolution of urban skylines and the architectural innovations that define city skylines today.