Katharine Budd

Katharine Cotheal Budd (1860–1951) was a pioneering woman architect and author who ran a New York City architectural practice for over three decades. She became a member of the American Institute of Architects in 1924. She obtained an architectural license in Georgia in 1920. They were facilities for female friends and relatives of troops and located near existing army bases; Budd's were located in the South and Midwest.

Budd had been practicing architecture for over 30 years when she applied for recognition by the American Institute of Architects.

In addition to practicing, Budd contributed to journals, such as Architectural Record, Country Life, and American Homes and Gardens in the 1900s, which focused on kitchen, pantry, and Japanese design. 1908 Burchel House, alterations, 29 E. 63rd St. New York (1908) n.d. Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Illinois