Sentence examples for architectural careers from inspiring English sources

Architectural careers generally develop slowly, which made Gwathmey's particularly unusual, the architectural equivalent of the young writer who comes out of nowhere and produces a brilliant first novel.

Alexandra Lange's article on photography's contribution to architectural careers ["When Buildings Became Pin-Ups," May 18] would have appealed to Erich Mendelsohn, the renowned architect.

It was a failure to launch that is common in most architectural careers, where unbuilt schemes outnumber built projects by a large margin.

Two years after that disastrous AA School report he won his final-year prize – a guinea – and set out on one of the most significant architectural careers of his generation.

Daniel Libeskind's architectural career has had an unusual trajectory.

By Paul Goldberger Daniel Libeskind's architectural career has had an unusual trajectory.

Meanwhile, Mackintosh's architectural career developed along similarly successful lines.

London's great fire in 1666 was the making of Wren's architectural career.

Maderno began his architectural career in Rome assisting his uncle Domenico Fontana.

The first was the Lucania, designed by Mr. Ajello, then near the beginning of his architectural career.

In the course of an architectural career there are kitchens of all kinds.