Sentence examples for architectural writers from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, since too many architects and architectural writers seem only to be concerned with the five buildings per year that stretch the boundaries of formal language, it must fall to others to shape the development of our cities.
His failed entry for the Law Courts in the Strand, if successful, would have given London its own Carcassonne, the plans being described by the architectural writers Dixon and Muthesius as "a re-creation of a thirteenth century dream world [with] a skyline of great inventiveness".
The architectural writer Barr Ferree noted in 1893 that "current American architecture is not a matter of art, but of business.
An earlier theatre in Munster was praised by the American architectural writer, G.E.
The English architectural writer Reyner Banham called planning in Los Angeles "a self-canceling concept".
"Their tunnel was fantastic", a retired FBI agent tells architectural writer Geoff Manaugh.
I don't know if the architectural writer Ian Nairn ever visited Antwerp.
"There are people today amassing stupendous fortunes by systematically destroying our historic centres," raged architectural writer James Lees-Minne, in 1964.
Her father, the former editor of Progressive Architecture magazine, is an architectural writer and consultant in Old Greenwich.
Rowan Moore has been named architectural writer of the year at the 2012 LSL Property press awards.
The architectural writer Ken Frampton was AD's technical editor from 1962 to 1964 and the historian Robin Middleton succeeded Frampton in 1964.
