The phrase "architects to find" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a purpose or action related to architects, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need architects to find innovative solutions for our new project."
Alternatives: "architects to discover" or "architects to identify".
In order for a service to be discovered, it must be described in a manner that allows other designers and architects to find it.
At the time he designed the Manufacturers Hanover Bank he was on the staff of the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, which held an in-house competition among many of its architects to find a design for the bank.
Reacting to criticism of the "placelessness" of postwar embassies built as International Style glass boxes, the State Department adopted a new design policy that year and urged its architects to find ways to make architecture reflect local history, tradition and climate.
First, we observe that architectures exhibiting short average settling times are quite rare in the final population, making it harder for novice architects to find out such effective solutions by manually scouring the design space or by performing random searches.
We marked Scotland's Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design by encouraging budding architects to find out more about the nation's popular landmark buildings including Stirling Castle, the Kelpies, Glasgow's Armadillo and the Forth Bridges.
There was a small opportunity in the 80s and 90s, but it is very difficult for young and less experienced architects to find those opportunities.
But on Thursday, Mr. Marx seemed to disavow those plans and said the library had directed the architect to find a way incorporate some of the stacks.
Beleaguered Last week, amid growing public disquiet about the loss of what had become a much loved facility and concern about the colossal waste of public money, the beleaguered council sent in an architect to find out what could have gone so wrong.
Nearly two decades after the art world went through a difficult but cathartic debate on beauty, architects — or at least these architects — continue to find the subject remarkably nervous-making.
Visit MAD Architects' website to find more harmonious structures and concepts.
The architect Edwin Elias-Narvaez piles on with "It is particularly galling to perform an Internet search for architect only to find thousands of references having nothing to do with the traditional meaning of the word".
