Sentence examples for architect mark from inspiring English sources

Although the new digs aren't much larger than the previous ones, they feel roomier, thanks to a front window and witty design reminiscent of "Star Trek" by the architect Mark Jan Krayenhoff van de Leur.

Photographs in the front room form a recap of Mr. Bronson's creative life so far, from nude self-portraits made in 1969, to a General Idea poster, to a 2001 portrait of his current partner, the architect Mark Jan Krayenhoff de Leur.

Concerned with the demolition and desecration of various historic country houses since the end of the Second World War – 450 great houses were completely demolished in England between 1945 and 1955 – in the 1970s the National Trust commissioned architect Mark Girouard to catalogue and assess the remaining Victorian country houses across the United Kingdom for significance and structural integrity.

INSIDE: The house was designed in 2003 by the architect Mark Mack.

The SFJazz Center, designed by the architect Mark Cavagnero, the acoustician Sam Berkow, and the theater designer Len Auerbach, will open on Jan.

Ddesigned by New York-based architect Mark Zeff, one half of the room is decked out like a western saloon and the other styled on a contemporary loft apartment.

The historian and traditionalist architect Mark Alan Hewitt, a founding member of the ambitiously titled Committee to Save the New York Public Library, protests that to take out the stacks "eviscerates the significance of the greatest of all 20th-century libraries," although it is unlikely that the stack space has been seen by one in 10,000 patrons.

The hotel's name, drawn from the Harvard motto, is Latin for truth, but Veritas is actually a kind of fake-out: it looks like a stately residence, perhaps left over from the Gilded Age, but is really a brand-new hotel designed by the architect Mark Boyes-Watson, with 31 small but carefully appointed rooms.

I also happened to love the late-19th-century building, which had reportedly once been the horse stables for the mounted policemen attached to the palatial Beaux-Arts Police Building a block away, and which was renovated for use as residential and commercial lofts by the architect Mark DuBois, in collaboration with Rawlings Architects.

Chicago architect Mark A. Cuellar was hired to design Argo's early cafe interiors.

Architect Mark Philp said of the project, "We worked to stay true to the spirit of the original".