Sentence examples for construction art from inspiring English sources

Meridith Baer has no training in real estate, interior design, construction, art, architecture, fabrics, carpentry or urban planning.

The budget for the expansion — led by Bruner/Cott & Associates — came to $56.4 million for design, construction, art installation and an increase to the endowment.

The exhibition features images from the University Archives highlighting the construction, art and architecture of Butler Library, and the people who've used and enjoyed the library over the years.

In Vietnam, the timber of this species is much valued for its use in construction, art works, and furniture because of its characteristic aroma and exceptional wood density.

OCMA trustees have selected noted international architect Thom Mayne of Morphosis to create a dazzling building of what might be called modernist construction art.

Targeted skills sets for mentees focussed on learning opportunities including literacy and numeracy; career development skills such as resume writing and work ethic and work experience; areas in the achievement of mentee goals such as education in the political system; and vocationally-oriented curriculum (building and construction, art, horticulture, hospitality and maritime).

If the pairing of "relief" and "Artest" in the same sentence is jarring, then consider an even more mind-blowing construction: Artest as the missing piece to an N.B.A. championship.

The creation of this masterpiece required capital (lots of it, which came from a vibrant cloth trade, courtesy of the Cloth Importers Guild); science and technology applied to metallurgy and various construction arts; and, of course, a profound artistic sensibility.

In July 2001, I was invited to an under-construction art center in Gateshead, England, called Baltic, the Centre for Contemporary Art.

An article on April 24 about a boom in the construction of art museums in China and the showing of more Chinese modern art in the United States referred incorrectly in some instances to Fan Di'an, director of the National Art Museum of China in Beijing, which is holding an international competition to choose the architect for a new building.

Civic leaders from Cleveland and Pittsburgh described how arts-related construction and arts districts had revitalized their cities, and officials from Charleston, S.C., said the preservation of that city's distinctive cultural heritage had sustained it.