The American Institute of Architects awarded Julia Morgan the 2014 Gold Medal Thursday, which was met with mixed reviews. On the one hand, it marked a historic moment—for the first time, the prestigious award went to a woman. But others argued that choosing a woman architect who died more than 50 years ago was a slight to today’s successful women architects. ARCHITECT captured a few exchanges on Twitter from some of the country’s architecture critics.
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