Sentence examples for competent architects from inspiring English sources
Writing in The Architectural Record in 1908, the critic Arthur C. David said that "out of the thousands of apartment houses which have been erected in New York during the past 30 years, probably less than 25 have been designed by really competent architects" -- and Platt's building was definitely one of these.
For this reason, I hope to contribute to creating conditions that empower teachers to be very competent professionals, so they can empower their students to become architects of their own lives and contributing members of their communities.
His practice led him into architecture in order to ensure the unity of his designs, and he became a competent architect in the classical mode of the day.
Sicilian architects — even Andrea Giganti, once a competent architect in Baroque — now began to design in the neoclassical style, but in this case in the version of the neoclassical adopted by fashionable France.
His work tended to be eclipsed in the later part of his career by Austin, and Paley is regarded as having been a competent architect, rather than a great one.
Why can't we get a competent Sydney architect?" Strewth.
Through thumbnail sketches and concise text, they spell out exactly how architects can achieve authentic, competent results within the three suggested styles.
Mr Ahern was regarded as a competent handler of the economy and as one of the architects of the Northern Ireland peace process.
"The work of these architects has come into focus because in America they've proved themselves the most competent designers of decorative arts in the 20th century.
There is a need for ever more competent experts in niche areas (e.g. witness the rise of the "social media analytics specialist" or the "cloud architect").
