Sentence examples for architecture graduates from inspiring English sources

It's easy to assume that working in an architectural practice is the only option for architecture graduates.

Last year another group, comprising young architecture graduates, transformed the derelict Texaco in London's Clerkenwell into a temporary cinema.

Nendo was hatched in 2002 when Mr. Sato went to the Milan fair with five friends and fellow architecture graduates from Waseda University in Tokyo.

Less than 1.5% of architecture graduates from East London of known destination six months after finishing at university were still looking for jobs.

The rooftop also boasts a cafe and bar designed by recent architecture graduates Lettice Drake and Paloma Gormley - daughter of Antony Gormley, whose cast-iron bollards (part of Southwark council's Peckham regeneration programme) grace the nearby Bellenden Road.

In fact he built what has been called 'the most beautiful barn in England.' The RIBA has produced a survey called a "Study of the earnings of architecture students 2011-2012" whindicatesathatthat female architecture graduates (post Part I and II) still get paid less than their male counterparts.

He was born in Buffalo and was a 1930 architecture graduate of Syracuse University.

"It took us so many tries to get everything right," said Mr. Scribner, a recent architecture graduate from Parsons.

(She is an architecture graduate with a father and brother who are also architects, so she has plenty of advisers).

"We are in a bubble here," said John Morrison, a recent architecture graduate who is designing suburban tract housing to accommodate the inflow.

He was a 1959 architecture graduate of the University of Washington and worked with Richard Haag in the transformation of the 1962 Seattle World's Fair grounds into a park.