Sentence examples for an architects from inspiring English sources
Even though Gehry produces some of the most widely studied and discussed buildings in the world, no one can accuse him of living in an architects' ghetto.
The university also paid an architects' firm £161,700 over three years to draw up plans and produce a physical model of the campus.
*A sculpturally lavish Renaissance Revival tower called the St. James Building, 1133 Broadway, at 26th Street (Bruce Price, 1897) that was once an architects' colony.
"They already had an architects' regatta and a restaurant regatta, so I thought it would be good to get a bunch of hedge-fund managers," Dalton explained later, adding that the money raised would fund sailing programs for city youths.
To qualify takes seven years: there's the normal three-year undergraduate degree, followed by a year out at an architects' practice; then there are another two years back at university, followed by a further year out.
"It's another huge leg up," he said, for the children of the rich "to be invited into an investment bank, an architects firm, to be part of a small network.
Gordon Bunshaft, an architect, attended.
His brother is an architect.
