Sentence examples for architectural critics from inspiring English sources

Hence, the AIA Guide's love of Rockefeller Center, which many snootier architectural critics have criticized as mundane.

This first major redesign of the Chicago Spire was criticized by architectural critics and city officials.

Undergraduates who are majoring in architecture, generally the harshest of architectural critics, tend to agree.

The building was well received by architectural critics and won Holden the RIBA's London Architecture Medal for 1929.

Amid all this stage architecture, what might be called "proper" architecture – as in, designed by architects and written about by architectural critics – doesn't get much of a look in.

Architectural critics were not impressed.

From the end of World War II until recently, much Italian thinking on Fascist architecture was molded by Bruno Zevi, a Jewish architectural critic who fled the Fascists' racial laws in 1940, returned to Italy in 1945 and, until his death in January, pilloried architectural classicism, modern and even ancient, as the reflection of oppression and totalitarianism.

Along with the legacy of first-rate criticism she left to the world, the pioneering architectural critic and historian Ada Louise Huxtable, who died at the age of 91 on Monday, has bequeathed her estate to the J. Paul Getty Trust in Los Angeles.

Manchester's growing inequality, like London's, is proof that it has managed to create well-paying jobs for at least a minority of its population.The second criticism links to that, and is made eloquently by Owen Hatherley, a Marxist architectural critic, in his book "A Guide To The New Ruins of Urban Britain".

Lewis Mumford, the architectural critic for The New Yorker, rarely dipped his pen in honey.

What some longhair architectural critic thought was of little moment to them.