The phrase "architect to develop a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role of an architect in the context of creating or designing something, such as a project or a plan.
Example: "The company hired an architect to develop a new sustainable housing project that meets the community's needs."
Alternatives: "designer to create a" or "planner to formulate a".
The big question at that moment was how to raise £25,000 to pay their architects to develop a thorough, credible proposal.
"You need to be in at the design stage, when a company is working with an architect, to develop the artistic concept that will work with the particular space," she said.
We're also working with the city and the architect Enrique Norten to develop a new mixed-use building for BAM, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, adjacent to BAM and Flatbush Avenue.
It was she who had pressed the architect William Pereira to develop a master plan, it was she who had seen the collateral benefit in a U.C. campus and been willing to give one, and it was she who had insisted, above all, on maintaining an interest in the ranch's development.
The library has also hired the architect Renzo Piano to develop a master plan for a possible expansion of the entire library, which could involve replacing the 1955 building on 37th Street and the glazed garden court, installed on the Madison Avenue side about 10 years ago and designed by Voorsanger & Mills.
The challenge for naval architects is to develop a procedure that allows both accurate and rapid assessment of HFs issues associated with vessel layout and crew operating procedures.
Elsewhere, architects are likely to develop a more complex understanding of the city's role as an instrument of continuity in the modern world.
Shortly thereafter, the Museum of Fine Arts commissioned architects at Foster & Partners to develop a master plan that would include galleries for contemporary art (as well as the Art of the Americas wing that opened last year).
A nonprofit group called the Three/45 Golf Association — so named for how long a swift round should take (as opposed to the five hours it can now take) — has gathered golf course owners, golf architects, manufacturers and golfers to develop a pace-of-play manifesto.
After acquiring the Rangers, Southwest Sports turned to David M. Schwartz, the Washington architect who designed the ballpark, to develop a master plan for the site.
