Sentence examples for classical architects from inspiring English sources

He designed projects with deliberate quotations from classical architects like Ledoux.

This is why Mr. Viñoly and Renzo Piano can be described as classical architects, while Michael Graves, for example, cannot.

I hear a rumour that Falconetto is none other than Francis Terry, of classical architects Quinlan & Francis Terry.

Other classical architects, feeling somewhat marginalized in the last few years, have come out of the woodwork to join in Charles's attack.

He has suggested, as an alternative, a scheme that one of his favorite classical architects, Quinlan Terry, just happens to have drawn up for the same site.

Celtic crosses were popular in Britain and Ireland, partially because they avoided Catholic connotations, although they were considered vulgar by more classical architects such as Blomfield.

01246 856456 Nine years younger than Shakespeare, Jones is often described as the first English classical architect.

Returning to England in the autumn of 1614, Jones had completed his self-education as a classical architect.

In jeans and New Balance trainers, the designer isn't quite what you would expect from a classical architect, either.

These points are illustrated with an example of a small terraced street in Poundbury, the Prince of Wales' model village in Dorset, designed by classical architect Craig Hamilton.

Adam, a raffish man in his sixties, is a classical architect who can recite the exact proportions of a Corinthian column.