This paper sheds light on the hitherto neglected role of female architects in Austrian architecture of the 1980s—an era strongly associated with Postmodernism. Through six exemplary biographies, it demonstrates how women, with their own independent practices and award-winning projects, contributed to the architectural discourse of the time. Despite their achievements, their work is scarcely represented in publications or institutional memory. This study investigates this void and argues that the architectural diversity of the 1980s can only be fully under-stood if previously overlooked contributions are taken into account. The objective is to provide a broader, more nuanced representation of the architectural landscape of this period.