Sentence examples for builders and engineers from inspiring English sources

Builders and engineers had to design an internal construction hoist, since curving walls wouldn't allow an affordable external one.

The unpredictable bulges of Mr. Ma's skyscrapers, which have a slightly different appearance from every angle, created huge challenges for the towers' builders and engineers, which translated to financial challenges for the developers.

Various pool builders and engineers Ms. Sassaman consulted told her that her site was far too steep for a pool, until David Tisherman, a luxury pool designer, agreed to build it.

And overall it must be conceded that one would not have got as far as building in this way - securing commissions, dealing with builders and engineers, fighting city authorities - without really meaning it.

The positioning and fixing of large architectural sculpture may involve cooperation with builders and engineers; fountains may involve elaborate plumbing; the design and placing of outdoor bases, or plinths, in relation to the site and the spectator may require careful thought.

"If you are a gardener, you will do it with flowers; but they are builders and engineers, and they would like to build something that not only serves the people but also carries the memory of those who died," he says.

In 1990, Angelos wanted to remove a provision from a state law that set a 20-year time limit on lawsuits against builders, architects and engineers.

We had a fantastic team of boat builders and marine engineers to work with the architects to achieve this.

Housebuilders, commercial builders, and civil engineers all reported slowing output growth last month, with the rise in new orders also easing compared with February.

Makers represent a growing community of builders and creators — engineers, scientists, artists, and hobbyists of all ages, interests, and skill levels who engage in experimentation, collaboration, and innovation based on open-source principles.

Sir Maurice Laing, who has died aged 90, was an unusual scion of the Laing dynasty of British builders and construction engineers which his father, Sir John, turned into an international institution.