D id you know that of L.A.'s more than 1,300 officially landmarked buildings, only three women architects are recognized? That’s less than 2%. LAist’s Brandon Killman covered the work of the newly founded L.A. Women's Landmarks Project , a partnership between the National Trust's Where Women Made History initiative and the Los Angeles Conservancy.

Avid readers and city explorers will have some new architecture tour opportunities coming up very soon, allowing you to follow along with the work of those organizations and check out the contributions made by women to our fine city. For example, I now want to go back to the Bradbury Building with Simona Martinez Bradbury in mind, the Mexican woman who took over construction of the now Blade Runner -famous landmark after her husband's

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