He had been pursuing an agreeable career as an upper-class architect of schools and mansions when, in 1922, he won an international competition for a new headquarters for The Chicago Tribune.
During an October presentation on testing, Mr. Sullivan challenged the architect of the school's accountability system, James S. Liebman.
Several teachers said that while Mr. Maldonado-Rivera had "incredible vision" as a main architect of the school, his skills as an administrator were lacking.
I went to first grade in Lynchburg, and Edward Frye, a prominent local architect who designed this house, was the architect of my school.
Under federal law, by 2006 every classroom must have a highly qualified teacher, and Louis V. Gerstner, the former I.B.M. chairman and an architect of the school standards movement, has a prediction.
He presided over the expansion of the school's main building and program in the '70s; led the acquisition and renovation of the finest early childhood facility in New York in the '80s; was the spiritual architect of the school's major building expansion in the late '90s; and ushered in the progressive mission that distinguishes Calhoun today.
Tom Gallagher, the state's education commissioner and the architect of the school-grading plan along with the governor, said improvement would help dictate school grades as soon as the assessment tests are old enough to track annual progress.
American architect of the Chicago school who designed the subway system in Washington, D.C. considered one of the most remarkable public works projects of the 20th century—and who played a prominent role in the planning and architecture of Chicago.
And there was Nathan Glazer, who would become Mr. Bell's colleague in the Harvard sociology department, the author, with Daniel Patrick Moynihan, of "Beyond the Melting Pot," and the architect of strategies for school integration.
Doug and Karen Grip moved from New Jersey into an 11-room, almost 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-footware thouse honse designed by Eliot Noyes, a noted architect of the International Style school, had been demolished so that their house could be built.
