Sentence examples for architects as it from inspiring English sources

High strength attracts designers and architects as it allows improving the durability as well as the esthetics of a construction.

The intricate framework of wooden beams was referred to as the "oldest forest in France" by architects, as it was built 800 years ago and each of the 1,300 beams was made from an individual 300-year-old oak tree.

As much a showcase for Sweden's top architects as it is a hotel, this enclave in a pine forest boasts modern, eccentric-designed treehouses that resemble the likes of bird nests, mirrored cubes, and UFOs.

And in Britain, RIBA data suggest that Britain's booming construction sector has yet to benefit architects as much as it has builders.

Of course, this plays very much into BitTorrent's hand, architected as it is without centralized services for basic distribution.

Generally known among architects as "rumjum", it is a caricature of the modern business of architecture and, like all caricatures, it shows things as they are.

It is big money that seems to drives architects crazy, as it does bankers and politicians.

Still, the Guggenheim foray does offer some lessons, particularly when it comes to differentiating between spectacle as defined by leading architects and as it exists in Las Vegas.

The probing gaze belongs to Mark Lamphere Michael Redgravee), a debonair architect and, as it turns out, a troubled man with a dark past.

(Gottfried's paternal grandfather was an architect as well).

The federation will provide each organization with "a rough sketch to be redrawn by the architects," as he puts it; those partners will adapt the Oregon Bus model to the political ecosystems in their states.