Sentence examples for architects discovered from inspiring English sources

The Festival of Britain was a visionary moment when many young British designers and architects discovered their idealistic metier.

Roman architects discovered that two barrel vaults that intersected at right angles formed a groin vault, which, when repeated in series, could span rectangular areas of unlimited length.

As the project went along, architects discovered that the existing architectural plan of the Eiffel Tower was inaccurate, so it had to be redrawn by computer.

During the renovations, the architects discovered that half the building was slowly sinking into its watery foundations and that the roof and walls were leaking.

The current restoration is by far the most extensive in the theater's history, and officials say it was only after work began that builders and architects discovered how urgent it was.

Stored for decades at the Art Institute of Chicago, these were returned to England in the 1980s, where they languished for a further two decades in an Essex warehouse before the architects discovered them.

CLEARING a labyrinth of brush on their newly purchased property in 1999, Mish Tworkowski, a jewelry designer from Manhattan, and his partner, Joseph Singer, an architect, discovered something they hadn't bargained for — an old, stooped apple tree.

In 1869, a U.K. architect discovered the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.

The architects also discovered remains of American Indian pottery fragments that the windmill had been built upon.

Later investigations by the Architects' Journal discovered that TfL officials – sometimes with Johnson in attendance – had met Heatherwick four times before the tendering process began in February 2013; and that, shortly before tendering opened, Johnson and Heatherwick had travelled to San Francisco to solicit corporate sponsorship for the bridge from Apple.

In designing boats to win races, naval architects quickly discovered the IOR had some big loopholes.