Sentence examples for architect questions from inspiring English sources

One speaker did, in fact, ask participants if they would comfortably board a plane flown by a citizen pilot or sit in a building designed by a citizen architect, questions that got the audience laughing.

It would be 18 months before the Post revealed the Saudi location, doing so Tuesday night after learning that The New York Times -– which also withheld the information for an unspecified amount of time –- was publishing that detail just before John Brennan, the administration's "drone architect," faced questions on the program during his CIA director confirmation hearing.

The architect in question was Hillel Schocken, Amos's brother.

If Norman Foster had been the architect, the question would not have arisen.

"William Tubby," he responded when asked the name of the original architect, a question only a tiny percentage of householders can answer.

My main informant, Owen Hatherley in the Architects' Journal, questions its possibly cliched use of a large central atrium and the quality of details achieved by its contractor.

It is more than a decade since the architect Graham Morrison questioned the way each new building strives "to be more extraordinary and shocking in order to eclipse the last.

It was 1971 and the architect in question was James Stirling, the uncompromisingly brilliant bulldog of British postmodernism, whose name now presides over the most coveted annual prize in architecture – to be awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects on Thursday night.

A Jersey architect has questioned whether the building industry should subsidise homes for first-time buyers.

I hope the architects in question are safely dead, because this practice is undermining their work.

Like other modernist architects I questioned, Meier preferred not to dwell on Stern's building designs but instead discussed how Stern as dean has welcomed instructors of all styles to Yale.