Sentence examples for architects at all from inspiring English sources

Were the architects at all worried about effectively promoting a government often seen as problematic in its policies and approach?

None of the 16 members of Assemble is a fully qualified architect, and some are not architects at all.

But lost amidst the protests, town halls, so-called "delays" and potential "moratoriums" is the issue of equity all over again, making us wonder if "achievement gaps" were truly a primary concern of the Common Core architects at all.

It's a come-on, an architectural version of Diller and Scofidio's 1993 Times Square video installation, "Soft Sell," in which a female mouth, viewed in closeup, murmured metaphysical invitations to passersby: "Hey, you, wanna buy a ticket to paradise?" For the first twenty years of their partnership, Diller and Scofidio were barely considered architects at all.

I am saying this become none of the 16 members of Assemble is a fully qualified architect, and some are not architects at all.

Taco Bell's director of concept development Don Roberts, in a recent conversation with The Huffington Post, boasted that the chain's new look was designed without the help of any architects at all.

And for this you don't really need an architect at all.

Bop was designed by Mr. Kelley, in collaboration with the interior designer Thomas O'Brien of Aero Studios and Michele and Alfredo Carballude, architects at CMA Design, all in Manhattan.

Layers of engineers and staff architects at the Transit Authority review all plans, and somewhere along the way so do representatives of other departments, such as security, train operations and maintenance.

Gropius was a judge, and naturally Lota is bursting with pride because she knows, and I know, and a few other friends, that all the good ideas were hers and not the architect's at all, charming man as he is.

"Architects is an insightful anthropological study of architects at work.