Sentence examples for an architect committed from inspiring English sources

William McDonough, an architect committed to sustainable design, said he had heard from three interested in pursuing the project with him.

(212-764-5500) FESTIVALERNATIOFAL FILMSVAL ON FILMS ON ART -- A selection of films including Philippe Baylaucq's "Art of Time (Couleurs du Sang)" and Marc-Henri Wajnberg's "Oscar Niemeyer: An Architect Committed to His Century".

Thanks to much of the area being the product of a 70s planning nightmare so bad its architect reportedly committed suicide after its completion, getting around is a bit of an issue.

Despite that flop, William H. Gates, Microsoft's chief executive, who earlier this year also assumed the title of chief software architect, remains committed to the idea of software as an "agent" with human attributes.

An Iraqi, born in Beirut, she trained as an architect in Britain and is committed to renovating dwellings built from mud bricks, a construction technique still used by half the world's population.

"Since I'm not an architect, I didn't have to commit to one style," Mr. Gayman, 58, said.

If we were ever to build a Statue of Responsibility on the West Coast, the architect should commit Phil's likeness to memory.

Beatty plays some sort of fabulously wealthy architect who commits adultery after twenty-five years of marriage to a fabulously successful fabric designer (Diane Keaton).

If you're committed to finishing your attic, but the measurements just don't add up, you can consult an architect to design an expansion if you're willing to get into a much bigger project.

It is a book committed as much to revenge as to revelation.The architect has publicly scolded Robert Irwin for his "irresponsibility" in designing a garden for the Getty Centre that clashed with his own ideas of how the California hilltop should look.

Donato Severo, an architect and historian at Paris University, said the destruction of the 19th-century pavilions had been "the most violent act against Paris heritage ever committed".