With other building architects, there is no institutional history".
Paradoxically, by enlarging the scale of the individual building, architects were taking a step toward contracting the scale of their ambition over entire cities.
We have just published a directory of people who are experienced in working with old buildings, such as, contractors, craftsmen, consultants who can research a building, architects, people who do roofs, stained glass, painting.
Even professional-sounding suffixes like.architect won't be narrowly limited to the traditional definition of licensed practitioners, says Jon Nevett, Donuts' executive vice president for corporate affairs; after all, in addition to building architects, he says, landscape architects and software architects may wish to use to use an.architect domain name.
Downstairs and in the other building, architects slave over models for his often-eccentric projects, among them a memorial devoted to witches in the northernmost part of Norway and a 48-room hotel in the high desert in Chile, 1.5 miles above sea level, miles from any human habitation.
"It has to reflect the aspirations and the intentions of this whole group of people who are involved — building architects, interior architects, contractors, developers, selling agents, designers," said John Atwood of Atwood Design Systems, which has created Web sites for new developments, including Blue (bluecondonyc.com) on the Lower East Side and Artisan Lofts (artisanlofts.com) in TriBeCa.
The building architect is Greenberg Farrow Architecture in Manhattan.
The house, built in 1895, was redesigned in 1925 by Cass Gilbert, the Woolworth Building architect.
"People loved its lost rural decrepitude, but didn't understand that that approach was killing the building," architect Adam Zombory-Moldovan said.
Hence, window design plays important role in building architect.
To use the building architect metaphor, architects don't individually place the bricks and mortar; instead, they need to communicate to the bricklayers.
