![Charlotte Perriand, one of the four female architects highlighted in Carmen Espegel's "Women Architects in the Modern Movement" book. Image © Robert Doisneau [Wikimedia], under public license.](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/6042/b1fa/f91c/81cf/e700/0320/medium_jpg/Charlotte_Perriand_Janvier_1991.jpg?1614983668 "Charlotte Perriand, one of the four female architects highlighted in Carmen Espegel's \"Women Architects in the Modern Movement\" book. Image © Robert Doisneau [Wikimedia], under public license.")
Charlotte Perriand, one of the four female architects highlighted in Carmen Espegel's "Women Architects in the Modern Movement" book. Image © Robert Doisneau [Wikimedia], under public license.
Spanish architect, Carmen Espegel’s work is embodied in three complementary areas: academic, research, and professional activity. Espegel was part of espegel-fisac arquitectos studio for twenty years as a founding partner and currently leads espegel arquitectos. Her research approach has focused mainly on housing, women in architecture, and architectural criticism.