Sentence examples for architectural division from inspiring English sources

In 1948 Pei joined the firm of Webb & Knapp, New York City, as director of the architectural division.

His association with I. M. Pei dated to the 1950's, when both were working for William Zeckendorf, the real estate magnate, in the architectural division of Webb & Knapp.

"The high-end lease market has always been extremely active in L.A.," said Jan Eric Horn, the founder and executive director of the architectural division of Coldwell Banker in Beverly Hills, Calif ."There are so many people brought in by the entertainment industry for 10, 11, 12 months".

Jörg Hutmacher, manager of the architectural division of Illbruck, a Minnesota company that makes Sonex, a commercial noise insulation commonly used in music studios and clubs, said that the television images suggested that the material in the Station was not made for acoustic purposes.

The courses are interwoven with Architectural Engineering II Overture's "architectural division" – taken by juniors and seniors pursuing an architectural engineering certificate.

The above studies make it clear that there are considerable efforts being undertaken by architectural division educationalists, with many educational strategies and teaching methods to integrate and enhance BIM education within architectural learning.

Perhaps because of liturgical inconvenience, it later became more common to keep firm the architectural divisions between the peripheral eastern chapels, as at Reims (rebuilt after a fire destroyed the original cathedral in 1210) and Amiens (begun 1220) cathedrals, for example.

Stephen Spaulding, chief of the architectural preservation division in the National Park Service's Northeast region, said the 500-foot move on Saturday should take three to six hours.

* CRH P.L.C., Dublin, a building materials group, said its U.S. subsidiary Oldcastle Inc. and Georgia Investors had each acquired a 50percentt interest in the architectural glass division of HGP Industries, a custom glass fabricator, for a total of $100 million.

One traditional division of architectural knowledge promoted by architectural historians, theorists, and practitioners and focusing squarely on creator's knowledge has it that there are two basic kinds: the theoretical/historical and the practical (J. W. Robinson 2001).

In 1952 Mr. Harris accepted a teaching post at Columbia University, where he was professor of electrical engineering in the engineering school and, from 1974 to 1984, the chairman of the division of architectural technology in the graduate school of architecture and planning.