In 1932, the RIBA Women Architects Committee was established by German-British architect Gertrude Leverkus (1898-1976) to represent the views of the growing numbers of chartered women architects. One whose work could have been included in the survey of housing in Interwar was Margaret Justin Blanco White, who was educated at the Architectural Association (1929-34). She designed 'Shawms' (1938) in Cambridge, now Grade II* listed.