The phrase "an architect which was published" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct relative pronoun to use for people is "who" instead of "which."
Example: "She is an architect who was published in several prestigious magazines."
Alternatives: "an architect that was published" or "an architect who has been published."
"There are too many government initiatives," noted the Cabinet Office earlier this year, "not enough co-ordination, and too much time spent on negotiating the system rather than on delivery".The white paper draws heavily on the report of the Urban Task Force, chaired by Lord Rogers, an architect, which was published 18 months ago.
The prime minister's statement also drew an unusually stern rejoinder from Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, an architect of the Oslo agreements, which was published on Israeli Web sites.
Mr. El Faiz began his campaign after writing "The Gardens of Marrakesh," which was published in France last year and has become a reference for landscape architects in Morocco.
The cut in capacity and boardroom changes led to radical plans by architects The Miller Partnership, which were published in November 1977.
A picture of Romashka performing at the wedding of Miranda Brooks, a landscape designer, and Bastien Halard, an architect, was published in the August issue of Vogue.
Stone's autobiography, The Evolution of an Architect, was published in 1962.
When the book "Five Architects," which inspired the group's name, was published in 1972, its success was a shock to everyone.
Koolhaas first achieved recognition not as an architect but as an urban theorist when his book Delirious New York: A Retroactive Manifesto for Manhattan was published in 1978.
New Architects 3 is published by Merrell on 29 March.
A protocol (Kaufmann 2011; Bryman 2012) has been set up that frames semi-structured interviews with the designers involved on the scales of the metropolis (architect/urban planner, landscape architect) and neighborhood (architect, landscape architect), to which are added an environmental engineer, involved on the neighborhood scale.
"The Architect: Karl Rove and the Master Plan for Absolute Power" will be published in a few weeks by Random House/Crown.
