Sentence examples for architects rendering from inspiring English sources

An architects' rendering of the Klarman Hall atrium at night.

The architects' rendering of the new wing for the display of Islamic art shows what a wonderful conceit this building is: its roof is a glorious, undulating magic carpet.

The architects rendering below.

Architects' rendering of the new Barnes Foundation facility, under construction in Philadelphia.

"Normally architects render a service," he began, skipping the usual pleasantries.

They also call attention to one of the oldest paradoxes of architectural practice: the techniques by which architects render their buildings, which you might imagine to be an afterthought to the actual process of design, have in fact had a powerful effect on the buildings themselves.

No demand could be made earlier than ten days after presentation of evidence to the Architect, unless the Architect rendered a written decision before that time.

For a small guesthouse (left), Kengo Kuma, a Japanese architect, rendered the rectilinearity of modernism in stylized layers of traditional bamboo in order to make a meditative house.