The phrase "a better architect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the skills or qualities of architects, indicating that one is superior to another.
Example: "After taking several courses, I feel like I have become a better architect than I was before."
Alternatives: "an improved architect" or "a more skilled architect".
"Later I realized that there was no difference between Breuer and Serra, except Breuer's a better sculptor and Serra's a better architect," he added.
He is actually a better architect than theoretician or social commentator, but a slide show of buildings is what you can get at any architecture talk, and Koolhaas has always had the gift of being able to surprise.
Koolhaas has always been a better architect than social critic, and the building conveys a sense of the possibility, even the urgency, of public space in the center of a city.
One is government, because people think they are better architects than they are, the second area is that we have to watch out for businesses try to go to a state where they have dominance.
NEGOTIATING the space between food and fun, New Yorkers could ask for no better architects than Matt Abramcyk — owner of Smith and Mills, the Bunker and Tiny's — and Serge Becker, whose design credits include Miss Lily's and La Esquina.
Turns out Bill Gates Bill Gates makes a better chief software architect than chief executive.
Mr. Yaro said the station renovation might give people a better appreciation of the architect's work as well.
It's supposed to give Arad and Peter Walker, the landscape architect, a better sense of the design than they could get from computer renderings and toylike models.
To give architects a better support, we developed a CAD tool for conceptual design and a knowledge specification tool.
Through case studies, thoughtful explanations, and well-crafted illustrations, Designing a Better Day provides caregivers, architects, and administrators tools with which they can make qualitative changes for participants and their families.
Such schemes are also often more individually creative and adventurous than those run by the planners.Moreover, London architects claim that the best is yet to come and, of course, there has never been a better time to be an architect in the capital.
