In some cases Jesuit, Dominican, and Franciscan priests and architects imported knowledge from Europe to the Americas even before it reached Spain.
Ultimately, Patel said Hired could be used "for marketers, for human resources, for accounts for architects — all knowledge workers should be able to find a job this way".
Parature re-architected its knowledge base and now has the most modern one in the market.
Because of that breadth of required knowledge, architects like to think of themselves as Renaissance artists: polymath artisans and courtiers and alchemists, merely disguised as modern professionals.
The whole intention behind the arrangements for design review is that a group of reviewers – only some of whom might be architects – use their knowledge and experience to discuss and comment on design proposals.
"Interactive Design Architects brings local knowledge and a track record for delivering excellence to large, complex civic projects".
He brought me in as an architect, for my knowledge of building houses in Los Angeles, to make that possible.
May 18 , 1894Fukuno, Japan September 8 , 1956Yoshida Tetsurō, (born May 18 , 1894 Fukuno, Toyama prefecture, Japan died Sept. 8, 1956) Japanese architect who spread knowledge of Japan's architecture to the West and at the same time introduced Western motifs in his own works.
Crabby began to work as a maid in the Spanish Club, an "Arabian-style" building designed by an architect whose only knowledge of Islam came from the illustrations in the expurgated nineteenth-century French translation of The Thousand and One Nights.
His goal was to find a property that would enable him to use his background as an architect and his knowledge of construction to full effect to improve it.
