Sentence examples for architects practice from inspiring English sources

Her parents, both architects, practice together in Manhattan.

To qualify takes seven years: there's the normal three-year undergraduate degree, followed by a year out at an architects' practice; then there are another two years back at university, followed by a further year out.

Reporting on three days of observation and recording in a Canadian architects' practice, the authors display the progress of the collaborative design of one element of a large building as a 'design stream' into which various influences flow, affecting what is being constructed.

This little gem was designed by Horace Ginsbern, one of the few architects practicing in the era to cut against the grain of absolute simplicity.

Los Angeles has the most talented cluster of architects practicing anywhere in the United States, and at one point or another most of them have invested significant brain power in figuring out how to remake Wilshire Boulevard.

The streets are full of them, and they… LETTER FROM EUROPE about new architecture in the reunited Berlin... Writer states that there are five thousand six hundred and forty architects practicing in Berlin;… LETTER FROM EUROPE about the aftermath of an earthquake in the Italian town of Massa Martana.

LETTER FROM EUROPE about new architecture in the reunited Berlin... Writer states that there are five thousand six hundred and forty architects practicing in Berlin; a hundred and thirty thousand workers officially rebuilding Berlin (and no one knows how many unregistered foreign crews still bunking in converted shipping-container dormitories on the big sites).

With curatorial assistance from architect Richared Meier, Mr. Brown assembled thirty four of the most talented architects practicing today, both seasoned and new, to design Hampton weekend homes which were aesthetically fresh, sensibly sized, and relatively affordable, going against the current trend of affluent house design that emphasized size and strayed away from innovative design.

The New Yorker, July 5 , 1999P. 50 LETTER FROM EUROPE about new architecture in the reunited Berlin... Writer states that there are five thousand six hundred and forty architects practicing in Berlin; a hundred and thirty thousand workers officially rebuilding Berlin (and no one knows how many unregistered foreign crews still bunking in converted shipping-container dormitories on the big sites)..

The educational, training and licensure requirements specified apply to architects practicing in the United States.

Four and a half years ago, the architect practice beneath the flat came up for sale – by which time Stickley had run out of space to work upstairs.