Sentence examples for architect put from inspiring English sources

But the architect put a brave face on it.

"People don't want to do the whole thing — find the land, find an architect, put the whole thing together".

In fact, these days the contest seems more between Abu Dhabi and Doha, with Dubai now "a city on hold," as one architect put it.

As Doug Walter, a Denver architect, put it, after years of putting their children's needs first, many empty nesters "set out to satisfy their own desires".

There is a corresponding nostalgia for paternalistic modernist projects, such as Berthold Lubetkin's Finsbury Health Centre (1938) – buildings that, as the architect put it, "cry out for a world which has never come into being".

As Mr. Dattner, the architect, put it: "One feature is that at the rear of the building there's a skylit atrium with an open stair leading to a lower level.

He was a landscape architect, putting in long hours on the plantscape at Zoo Atlanta.

It's easy to imagine the architect putting down his crayon and shouting into the next room, "I'm done.

Every city is a fixer-upper, as one architect puts it in a video running at the pavilion: that's the American message.

"We decided some time ago that there was a gap between what an architect puts on a paper and what is actually in a wall," Ms. Bigelow said.

It's a philosophy honed, Maust says, through reading Ayn Rand's 1943 novel The Fountainhead, in which an architect puts creative principles before fame and monetary gain.