Sentence examples for brought in to design from inspiring English sources

The luxury brand Fendi Casa was brought in to design the interiors, and Allan Shulman, who worked on the Soho Beach House, to design three new buildings.

Mr. Silverstein was typically brought in to design the front page when a story of historic dimensions came along, like the first man on the moon.

Expert's view: "Green was the architect brought in to design all 46 stations for the new London Tube lines, opened in 1906-07.

The architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart (best known for the Palace of Versailles) was brought in to design the royal chapel, called the Dome Church (Église du Dôme).

In 1959, Johnson was brought in to design galleries for the dazzling array of pre-Columbian art that includes gleaming gold jewelry, ceramics painted with brilliantly colored geometric patterns and animal figures carved in jade and turquoise.

Véronique Nichanian, previously with the Italian couturier Nino Cerruti, took over men's ready-to-wear in 1988, and in 1997 the Belgian iconoclast Martin Margiela was brought in to design women's wear.

A recent report from the Humanitarian Innovation Project brought refugees in to design a project researching the economic status of different groups in Uganda.

In the '90s Mr. Childs brought him in to design a key component of the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle: the wall of clear glass panes, suspended from cables, that hangs at the center of the building's base.

Gonzalez brought Martinez in to design the project, and it became more than just a work of art for Martinez.

At a time when artists bring in architects to design their lofts, a flaky character like Ricard is very important.

His brand stayed in the game, with ownership passing from Bergé/Saint Laurent to luxury goods groups: Sanofi to Francois Pinault to Gucci, which brought in Tom Ford to design YSL ready to wear in 1999, pastiching the great originals (the lean blacks, the imperial robes) but in the new, disposable mode.