Sentence examples for appointed architect from inspiring English sources

He saw him appointed architect of St Peter's.

In 1905 Garnier was appointed architect of Lyon, a position he held until 1919.

In 1714 Juvarra was appointed architect to the king of Sicily and moved to Turin, the Savoy capital.

As a country house architect, Soane had modest success until he was appointed architect to the Bank of England in 1788.

Bradford Gilbert was born in 1853 and at only 23 was appointed architect of the New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad.

He was awarded a second grand prix d'architecture and the prix départemental by the Academy and in 1825 was appointed architect of the Bibliothèque Nationale, where his chief responsibility was the restoration of the public reading room.

In 1995, to some bafflement among commentators, Herzog and Pierre de Meuron were appointed architects for what is now called Tate Modern.

The following March, they were appointed architects for the first subway line, to run from City Hall to Grand Central, across to Times Square, and up Broadway to West 145th Street.

After retirement from the Stedelijk, Sandberg spent several years in the mid-60s establishing the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, and he was on the design committee for the Pompidou Centre in Paris when it appointed architects Richard Rodgers, Renzo Piano and Gianfranco Franchini in 1971.

Wright promises "good news" surrounding the stadium within the next few weeks and says Cas are already ahead of fellow Super League strugglers – notably their neighbours Wakefield Trinity, with whom they are thought to be battling for a single place – having appointed architects and secured outline planning consent.

After World War II he was appointed chief architect for the reconstruction of Le Havre.