The past decade has seen an unprecedented rise in interest in architecture and design-in both the public and private realms. How have women shaped this conversation? Focused on the intersection of architecture and gender, four women, prominent in the architectural world, discuss their views on the social and political implications of architecture in an increasingly complex world and the role women play in shaping today's society. Panelists: Anne Fougeron, Principal, Fougeron Architecture, San Francisco; Toni Griffin, Director, J. Max Bond Center, City College of NY; Susan Rodriguez, Partner, Ennead Architects, NY & the architect of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art; Karen Stein, writer and architectural consultant, NY. Moderated by John Cary, Editor of PublicInterestDesign.org