Sentence examples for an architect why from inspiring English sources

"You're an architect — why don't you do it?" she said, and he did.

"Our committee said, 'If he's the best museum architect, why don't we talk to Renzo?' " Mr. Weinberg recalled.

"Clearly not every girl that plays with Lego is going to be an architect... but why should we limit girls' aspirations at so early an age by making it so rigidly defined?" Toy shops gave off clear signals, the consumer affairs minister said: "The shelf may say 'girls' or 'boys' on it, or otherwise girls' and boys' toys may be colour-coded or displayed in separate aisles.

Community involvement in design can be a help and a hinderance: I get frustrated when I ask architects why they have incorporated a not very dementia friendly idea and they say it was a result of a focus group or a public consultation.

And while she might spend some of her day explaining to high-power landscape architects why, say, witch hazel doesn't work in these parks by the Hudson River, she also deals with disputes between dog owners and dog haters, in-line skaters and pedestrians.

Accident can determine architectural form as much as intention, and who is to say how and why an architect prefers one shape over another?

Why hire an architect and a contractor to renovate, when a store can give you the whole shebang?

"Why should an architect dictate to them?" 5. "If you reduce furniture to part of the architecture," Clendinning says, "it doesn't destroy the space".

To see the arch today is not quite to understand why its creator, an architect named Nat Hodgdon, promised it would "tell the traveler of the beauties which this part of the country holds in store for him".

If you are struggling with the planning stage, why not hire an architect?

This is why you're now an architect of experiences and outcomes.