Sentence examples for architecture charity from inspiring English sources

He even suggested that his own architecture charity, The Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, could help find an alternative.

His architecture charity is involved in plans for more than 17,000 homes across Britain – more than Persimmon, one of the country's largest house builders, built last year.

They also wrote to Patricia Hewitt, who was health secretary, to recommend that all hospital trusts planning new buildings should use the design technique pioneered by Charles's architecture charity.

The permanent secretary, Peter Housden, kindly accompanies me on a visit to Upton [a housing project steered by the Prince's architecture charity] and has been supportive of the idea in principle".

A design for a new entrance to Kensington Palace in London was rejected by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea's planning committee last week, despite support from the Prince of Wales's architecture charity, The Independent newspaper reported.

He directly urged the health secretary, John Reid, to accelerate redevelopment at a hospital site in Sunderland in which his own architecture charity was involved, warning bluntly that "chickens will come home to roost" in Reid's government department if action was not taken.

Last week the prime minister, Jean-Max Bellerive, trumpeted the prince's charity's involvement, telling reporters: "The contact has already been made, there is an informal agreement". The prince's architecture charities have helped redesign historic centres in difficult conditions before, including Kabul and Kingston in Jamaica, but Haiti will be his biggest challenge yet.

Charity, charity, charity, Sophie!

Individual British architects have been volunteering through the charity, Architecture for Humanity which is active in Port-au-Prince.

Dr Steven Parissien, the director of education and skills at the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, Charles's architecture and planning charity, wrote to Blears inviting her to its one-day symposium, Creating Eco-Towns.

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