Sentence examples for architects to set from inspiring English sources

The train line was built by sponsoring cities throughout the Soviet Union that sent dedicated work crews, designers and architects to set their imprint in the opening wilderness.

In 1874 he joined with fellow architects to set up Watts and Co, a decorating business to rival the hugely influential Morris and Co.

"I was one of the first landscape architects to set foot in Avery Hall," she says, "and now I'm riding the slipstream between the academic and the practical, which is incredibly productive.

It is possible for a chatbot to eliminate bias, but it's up to the human architects to set the artificial teammate in the right direction.

Jerry van Eyck, one of the West 8 partners, said in an interview that the architects hoped to set a standard of quality design on the island so "we don't end up with Disney or casinos".

Inside the tower is a pathetic memento - the metal ring on which the architects expected to set a mooring mast for dirigibles back in the days when Al Smith was a prominent Democrat and people foresaw glory in a dirigible moored over 34th Street.

Having won the competition in 2011, the architects wished to set a new benchmark for energy consumption in a very tall building and to lessen the visual impact of the tower against the skyline by designing a series of four stacked glass volumes that diminish in size as they rise upwards to form a step-like profile.

But there are proposals – including one by the eminent British architect Norman Foster – to set up "cargo drone routes capable of delivering urgent and precious supplies to remote areas on a massive scale", and the East African nation of Rwanda has been chosen as a test case.

The architects were asked to set aside space for new buildings that Mr. Doctoroff said could ultimately include cultural or academic institutions.

When architect Sarah Deeds wanted to set up a home office, there wasn't an extra room in the 500-square-foot one-bedroom home she shares with her carpenter partner John McBride, so she looked to the backyard for space.

According to the Canadian Encyclopedia "its grand plaza and lower office buildings, designed by internationally famous US architect I.M. Pei, helped to set new standards for architecture in Canada in the 1960s.