Sentence examples for architect represents from inspiring English sources

HANK PELLISSIER The memorial by Susan Schwartzenberg, a visual artist, and Cheryl Barton, a landscape architect, represents a ship's hull under construction, on a walkway that is the length of the vessel's keel.

Still, the changes overseen by Tom Fazio, the course architect, represent the second overhaul in the three years Johnson has been chairman.

Referring to a proposed underground family room, Robert J. Kornfeld Jr., an architect representing the Historic Districts Council, described a windowless space wedged between a train track, water tanks and a medical examiner's office.

The latest government-commissioned valuation said the land at Plemont was worth £4m, but the architect representing the owners said the site was worth about £14m.

In this sense, the extent to which a drawing built by competing architects represents a no-goal plan may well appear questionable, so needing further investigation.

Among the architects represented in the show are Richard Meier, Paul Rudolph, James Stewart Polshek, Gwathmey Siegel and Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates.

Architects representing the owner, 361 Central Park L.L.C., have applied to the commission for permission to replace the windows and add others.

No one is asking the young architects represented by the British Council to be confirmed into the Anglican church, or to join the Tory party, much less to learn the stolid architectural vocabulary of provincial English classicism, but the eternal values represented in their own modest way by Johnson may yet have something to offer them.

The main objective of this paper is to introduce a simple quick tool for architects represented by a design chart that determines the dimensions of an external horizontal shading device over an equator-facing window as a function of the latitude and the shading height, resulting in an automatic seasonal adjustment.

Among the architects represented are Alexander Jackson Davis, George B. Post, Calvert Vaux and Frederick Clarke Withers.

For example, the architect's idea of the temple, as realized through craftsmanship of the workers whom the architect commands, represents the efficient cause of the temple whereas the architect's vision of or plan for the temple (not necessarily realized) provides the formal cause.