Sentence examples for architect team from inspiring English sources

For Darlings Danama, the architect team of Alexandre and Cristina Negoescu, based in Paris, sought to create what Mr. Negoescu called a "contemporary and convivial" atmosphere.

Two years later, on Sept. 14, 2001, we left New York in its state of devastation and traveled to Solomons Island, Md., on the Chesapeake, where we moved aboard Arrow, our newly purchased 47-foot sloop-rigged sailboat designed by the naval architect team of Sparkman & Stephens.

In June at P.S.1 Contemporary Arts Center in Queens, a husband-wife architect team built a solar-powered outdoor farm out of stacked rows of cardboard tube planters — one that would not meet Dr. Despommier's security requirements — with chicken coops for egg collection and an array of fruits and vegetables.

An impressive new space is Nordenhake (Lindenstrasse 34; 49-30-206-1483; www.nordenhake.com), where the Swedish dealer Claes Nordenhake gutted a former department store and hired the architect team of Pierre Jorge Gonzalez and Judith Haase to carve out eight galleries.

Each of these sub-areas has a nominated architect team; however, a single architect can work for several architect teams.

And by 2100, twenty-one per cent of lower Manhattan, one of the five regions examined by the architect teams, could be under water on a regular day — sixty-one per cent during a storm.

So the architect teamed with urban planner Jim Bliesner of the Center for Urban Economics and Design at UC San Diego to developed the solar farm proposal that would involve straddling panels over the arroyo for the river's nearly 11-mile course.

Stage an international competition for an artist-architect team to design a "world-class" memorial for victims and heroes.

Entitled Freedom of Expression National Monument, this collaborative project was designed by the New York artist-architect team of Laurie Hawkinson, John Malpede and Erika Rothenberg.

The 1906 building replaced an earlier Wyoming, which had been built by same the developer-architect team that put up its northern ancestor.

Ms. Bargmann, 42, is one of a new generation of landscape architects teaming up with scientists and historians, artists and architects to reclaim wastelands without erasing history.