Elizabeth Diller also made it to the Time 100 list in the same year. She’s been among the most influential figures in the world. She founded Diller Scofidio + Renfro over 30 years ago with her husband. 

Her portfolio includes expanding the Museum of Modern Art and working on the Centre For Music in London. She’s also responsible for the design behind LA’s Broad Art Museum. The High Line is also part of her visionary work, which is now an architectural icon. 

Roma Agrawal studied Physics and Structural Engineering, working six years with WSP Global developing Western Europe’s tallest tower: The Shard. She was the only featured woman featured in The Tallest Tower, a Channel 4 documentary about the project. 

She also won the Rooke Award three years later. It's worth noting that it's among the most prestigious recognitions. She's no stranger to media features, appearing in The Guardian, TEDx, Cosmopolitan, and The Telegraph. 

Kelly abandoned school when she was 18, joining an administration position with the NHS. She felt inspired by her father, a building contractor. It made her look for construction job opportunities. She decided to learn about electricity before founding Kelly Electrics. 

Today, the female electrician is famous for her contributions. For instance, she was a finalist for Britain's Top Tradesperson and Women in Construction awards. Today, she focuses on hiring female electricians to inspire more females to join the industry. 

Roni began her own construction company in 2009, named Jomas Associate. She focuses on environmental engineering. She was also part of the Goldman Sachs small business program at Saïd Business School. 

Before that, she worked extensively on major road projects in the UK. Recently, she’s worked with land developers, evaluating ground conditions and contamination. She also promotes job diversity and is famous for winning several awards, like Black British Businessperson of the Year. 

Claire Gott is the co-founder of Cameroon Catalyst, a charity focusing on international projects via community developments. The charity was responsible for a medical center, primary school, carpentry and mechanical workshop, housing, and electricity hubs. 

Other projects include running multi-disciplinary teams, working on prominent projects. Redeveloping the London Bridge Station is an example. She's been awarded an MBE for civil engineering and her charity work. 

Her career started with advertising before switching to construction, thanks to her home-building dreams. Noticeably, she’s worked for the Park Plaza hotels in London. She then worked for five years as her brother’s managing director. 

After that, she founded Noble Houses Developments, her own business. It was later renamed Golden Houses Developments, and it focuses on high-end residential developments. Like the Best Woman Contractor in 2018, she's earned awards and has been featured in mainstream media. 

Finally, Christine is another legend for females in construction. Her career's beginning was marked by notable projects: reservoirs, floodwalls, and dams. The Thames Tidal Barrier is an example of her work. 

She became an educator, mainly dedicating her time to promote diversification in the industry. For instance, she's worked with the Construction Youth Trust, becoming a vital force behind the charity's growth. Since then, she's been an active figure promoting young women joining the sector.