In episode 5 of BadAss Women Throughout History, Amy covers the story of Julia Morgan, the trailblazing architect. She explores and highlights: Julia Morgans early years, challenges in Paris, innovations in architecture, impact of the 1906 earthquake, reinforced concrete innovation, designing for women's autonomy, Filoli as a turning point, designing Hearst Castle, structural order and extravagance, and Julia Morgan's overall legacy.

Sources:

KQED article and podcast episode of Bay Curious: "The Trailblazing Life and Career of Architect Julia Morgan"

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Book:

Julia Morgan, Architect - By Sara Holmes Boutelle

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