Publications by Marion Mahony Griffin

Marion Mahony Griffin was a pioneering architect, designer, and illustrator, known for her contributions to the Prairie School movement in architecture. She worked closely with her husband, Walter Burley Griffin, and together they designed buildings, landscapes, and an innovative city plan for Canberra, Australia. Mahony was notable for her intricate watercolor renderings that helped visualize architectural concepts. Her writings and illustrations emphasize the integration of nature and architecture, reflecting a deep understanding of design and environmental harmony. Through her publications, Mahony has had a lasting influence on architecture and design aesthetics, especially regarding women's roles in these fields.