Sentence examples for architecture scholar from inspiring English sources

Jin, the son of an architecture scholar, is jaded about buildings; Casey, who has stayed in Columbus to care for her mother, a recovering meth-head, is a passionate believer in the power of buildings.

The incorporation of subjective issues on energy efficiency research is especially discussed through the work of the architecture scholar Jin Baek, the philosopher Tetsuro Watsusji and the architect Tadao Ando.

London-based film and architecture scholar Richard Martin's incisive and highly readable The Architecture of David Lynch seems at first to embrace the latter option, inviting the reader to wonder how a focus on architecture could possibly sustain a book-length discussion of one of the most enigmatic and prolific American filmmakers of all time.

Food and the City: Histories of Culture and Cultivation, a new volume edited by landscape architecture scholar Dorothée Imbert, argues that urban farming is anything but novel, and that the impulse to solve social problems by growing food and getting one's hands dirty is much older and more universal than today's urban homesteaders might imagine.

From early concerns about improving their numbers and status in the profession, feminist architects and architecture scholars expanded the knowledge of women's involvement in the built environment, and challenged the boundaries of the discipline.

Among them: New Yorker critic Paul Goldberger will lead a panel of architecture scholars in discussing the redevelopment of Manhattan's World Trade Center site (Sept . 30 7 30 p.m., 105 North Gate Hall, not Barrows as previous reported; no tickets but seating is limited.).

In the end, the pitched roofs and wooden constructions drew a fraction of the crowds as the Weissenhof, which remains a key pilgrimage site for modern-architecture scholars.

He allowed that he was not an architectural scholar, but that a friend had explained, "Richardson was the A-Rod of architecture in his era".

Architectural scholars recall that Mies not only made spectacular use of glass when he built the original architecture school building at IIT.

At first, the absence of elite architecture led scholars to assume that Old Europe had little or no hierarchical power structure.

Endowed in memory of Louise Smith Bross, PhD 1994, and sponsored by the Department of Art History, the Louise Smith Bross Memorial Fund supports a triennial series of four lectures on any aspect of pre-1800 Europeartand architectureture by a scholar, or scholars, of international reputation.