Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p A graduate of Cornell (B. Arch, 1953) and Harvard (Ed. M, 1976) universities, Sprague was an architect and planner with a particular interest in designing and developing housing to serve low-income women and children. She was the cofounder of the Women's Institute for Housing and Economic Development (Boston), the Women's Development Corporation (Providence, R.I.), the Women's Design Center, and Open Design Office, an office of women architects and planners in Cambridge, Mass. She lectured at Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Arizona State University, and many other institutions, and was the author of A Development Primer (1984), A Manual on Transitional Housing (1985), Taking Action: A Comprehensive Approach to Housing Women and Children in Massachusetts (1988), and More than Housing (1991). Sprague was married to Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Chester Sprague. She died of a brain tumor in Cambridge in 1998.. }
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- catalog description "A graduate of Cornell (B. Arch, 1953) and Harvard (Ed. M, 1976) universities, Sprague was an architect and planner with a particular interest in designing and developing housing to serve low-income women and children. She was the cofounder of the Women's Institute for Housing and Economic Development (Boston), the Women's Development Corporation (Providence, R.I.), the Women's Design Center, and Open Design Office, an office of women architects and planners in Cambridge, Mass. She lectured at Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Arizona State University, and many other institutions, and was the author of A Development Primer (1984), A Manual on Transitional Housing (1985), Taking Action: A Comprehensive Approach to Housing Women and Children in Massachusetts (1988), and More than Housing (1991). Sprague was married to Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Chester Sprague. She died of a brain tumor in Cambridge in 1998.".