Sentence examples for architectural training from inspiring English sources

He previously spent 20-odd years in Kentucky's school of architecture despite having no architectural training.

He had little formal education and no architectural training: the great apologist for the revival of Gothic architecture was engagingly illiterate, his theories as much a matter of conviction as of learning.

Thus, Alexander rejects his own architectural training, prototype patterns developed by students, and idiosyncratic contemporary architecture, all of which he summarily dismisses as 'absurd' (Alexander 1979; Kohn 2002; Saunders 2002a).

In it he explained the methods of work and the architectural training of the period.

Stirling received his architectural training at the University of Liverpool's School of Architecture (1945 50).

"My concept of space came to me through Einstein, not my architectural training".

In Shenzhen and Guangzhou (where FedEx's forthcoming aerotropolis is expected to generate new businesses worth $65bn by 2020), architectural train-smashes, rather than vacuous pastiche, have become à la mode.

Formal architectural education (training), followed by an architect in the candidate's training period, is a whole consisting of theoretical and practical courses.

Universities and 4-year colleges don't offer architectural drafting training.

Pugin was the son of the architect Augustus Charles Pugin, who gave him his architectural and draftsmanship training.

He had no architectural background or training, nor any intention of becoming a historian of the high-minded school of Kenneth Clark, John Summerson or John Pope-Hennessy.