Sentence examples for collaborative architects from inspiring English sources

Turett Collaborative Architects is at 86 Franklin Street, New York, 10013; (212) 965-1244; www.turettarch.com.

With a few exceptions, like the Croxton Collaborative, architects are unfamiliar with environmental technology and have formed few durable alliances with engineers who practice it.

Jessica Shaw, Mr. Rasiej's interior designer, from Turett Collaborative Architects in Manhattan, traced a source of fake flowers to Earthflora in West Lake, Ohio.

He sold his apartment for $1.75 million, bought the building and retreated to a studio in Zeckendorf Towers for two years while Wayne Turett, of Turett Collaborative Architects in Manhattan, who had worked on his previous home, turned his attention to the new building.

The deterioration was partly because of miscalculations by the original construction team, led by the modernist architect Pietro Belluschi, said Michael J. DeMatteo, a senior associate at Newport Collaborative Architects, which is overseeing a $4 million restoration of the chapel for the owners, a monastery and a boarding school (Portsmouth Abbey).

Through enhanced military partnership, Morocco can serve as a conduit for training and a collaborative architect for a new security systems to stabilize Mali, from its borders with other unstable countries to its heartlands.

Skidmore, serving as an umbrella for a loose collaborative of architects and artists, dropped out a month later to work exclusively for Silverstein Properties.

Given that science is a collaborative endeavor, architects are striving to design new research buildings that not only provide a more pleasant work space but also facilitate interactions among researchers.

"The architecture of the future, however, envisions to be enticingly malleable and increasingly collaborative, gathering architects with media artists, designers, programmers, and engineers.

Regardless of core market type, our ideal project is one that is technically challenging and involves a highly collaborative owner, architect and construction team.

Tokyo, home to 50-story high-rises and traditional villas, is a favorite of Amanda Reynolds, member of the U.K.'s Urban Design Group, a collaborative body of architects, landscape architects and urban planners.