Sentence examples for creator architect from inspiring English sources
Described by its creator, architect and game developer Jose Sanchez, as a neighbourhood building game, it's a more modular, environmentally aware take on the Sim City concept, with players building small, self-contained spaces that balance nature and amenities.
A modernistic confection, it is described by its creator, architect Antoine Predock, as "a symbolic apparition of ice, clouds and stone... dissolving into the sky... the abstract ephemeral wings of a white dove embrace a mythic stone mountain... the creation of a unifying and timeless landmark for all nations and cultures of the world".
To see the arch today is not quite to understand why its creator, an architect named Nat Hodgdon, promised it would "tell the traveler of the beauties which this part of the country holds in store for him".
DAVID MILCH, the co-creator and architect of "N.Y.P.D. Blue," is one of television's most successful writers.
Ownership had been split three ways between British Airways, Tussauds and the Eye's creators, Marks Barfield Architects, since 1999.
Now, Mitchell and Jessen were the creators, the architects of the torture program.
Creators MOS Architects build spaces that remind us how unusual the membrane separating a space from the world around it can be.
The famous American architect, creator of the celebrated "Prairie" houses, named his home in Wisconsin after the bard Taliesin.
Even the Chicago actor siblings John and Joan Cusack joined in on Sloop John B. As the music's creator and studio architect, Wilson has already done his job.
PAGE 54 AN URBAN CREATOR Bernard Tschumi, the architect of such famed urban projects as the Parc de la Villette in Paris, answers questions about things like his favorite memento, travel habits and evening routine, but not last meal, an idea he refuses to contemplate.
That's why I'm excited about a lovely looking new game from the creators of Prison Architect in which you are exploring a pitch-black cave with nothing but lidar.
