Sentence examples for architect profession from inspiring English sources
In our architect profession, we saw that there was nothing out there in terms of certification.
The ARE has sections relating to may facets of the architect profession, and assesses whether the architecture candidate has the knowledge and skills needed to perform an architect's role.
Because Koolhaas's maternal grandfather was an architect, the profession always hovered as a possibility.
He is an architect, a profession that requires such work, but his obsession is personal.
He is an architect by profession During the depression, when architects had nothing to do, he picked Herbert Yardley's "The American Black Chamber," one day.
Mayor Ferguson, an architect by profession who has worked in Cardiff and Newport, said he regarded them as "sister cities" to Bristol.
There are difficulties about dubbing him either a scientist (a term that his century lacked) or an architect (a profession that barely existed).
In the letter, Mr. Kallenbach requests that Gandhi meet him to discuss "Tolstoy Farm," a project that Mr. Kallenbach, an architect by profession, was financing by giving Gandhi a gift of land in Johannesburg.
He thought that the architect's profession would simply die out - people would prefer to employ stone-masons like his father - if it did not always assert its freedom to invent.
