Sentence examples for architects for example from inspiring English sources
You can look them up – Alison Brooks Architects, for example, Proctor and Matthews, Duggan Morris.
Within the collection, there are also a limited number of non-architectural drawings by architects, for example, figure studies done by architects while in school.
The series, now in its 15th season, used to bring together musicians and representatives of other disciplines — chefs or architects, for example — in the hope of finding some sort of philosophical common ground.
In the competition for the Museum of Modern Art's recent expansion, won by Yoshio Taniguchi over nine other architects, for example, "a lot of people very much disagreed with the direction," Mr. Mayne said, "but you could have the dialogue".
It has made almost no use of the city's leading architects, for example, preferring to direct, most of its work to commercial firmst that build competently, but without any flair or innovation.
In the competition for the Museum of Modern Art's recent expansion, won by Yoshio Taniguchi over nine other architects, for example, "a lot of people very much disagreed with the direction," Mr. Mayne said, "but you could have the dialogue". One camp believed that MoMA should risk a radical redesign, while others favored a more understated intervention.
When an artist or architect, for example, has a thought about a creation, the creation becomes reality after many thoughts are activated, practiced, executed, and realized.
An architect, for example, might be shown holding several rolled up architect's renderings under her arm.
One team presents a 1980s programme of building prefabricated schools in Brazil initiated by legendary architect Oscar Niemeyer, for example.
Austrian architect Adolf Loos, for example, proposed a giant Doric column, which may have been a pun on the columns printed in the newspaper.
A separate pair of drawings in the museum, which he probably presented to the Scottish architect Robert Adam, for example, shows imaginary architectural scenes without the hint of a mistake or correction, apparently the product of a moment of unperfectable genius.
