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Eleanor Raymond
Eleanor Raymond (1887 – 1989) was an American architect with a professional career of some sixty years of practice, mainly in residential housing. She designed one of the first International Style houses in the United States, in 1931. She also explored the use of innovative materials and building systems, designing a plywood house in 1940 as well as one of the first successful solar-heated buildings in the Northeast, the “Sun House”, in 1948.
==Early life and education==
Raymond was born in 1888 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on March 24, 1887, and graduated with a bachelor's degree from Wellesley College in 1909. After graduation, she enrolled in the Cambridge School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, a school that was then closely affiliated with Harvard’s School of Architecture. She was among five women architectural design students of Henry Atherton Frost and Bremer Whidden Pond in 1915, the school's first year of operation.〔 It was there that she developed her lifelong interest in the relationship between architecture and landscape architecture. She graduated from the school in 1919.
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