Sentence examples for dream architect from inspiring English sources

That sequence — a practice exercise for Ariadne, the apprentice dream architect played by Ellen Page — is entirely superfluous to the plot of "Inception" and essential to its atmosphere.

There's a dream architect, Ariadne (Ellen Page), who can create convincing interior worlds, so that the dreamer will think that everything is real.

The dream infiltration is bankrolled by a big Japanese corporation; the dream has a series of increasingly difficult nested levels; the dream architect creates spaces that channel the dreamer towards a certain goal without actually forcing them to go there.

In this little allegory, only one figure coördinates the whole, marries and annuls the seasons, summons the dancers and moves them around in the phantom walls of the dreaming architect: the poet, whose vocation is fulfilled merely by imagining.

The early 1980's in Iraq was a dream for architects.

"It is the dream of architects, especially the ones who hate their lives, to do just a few things but perfectly, each thing a milestone, so architects envy him," Sagmeister said.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music is remedying the lack this spring with a major new production starring John Turturro as the title character, Halvard Solness, the dream-drunk architect who seems to bring about good luck and ill fortune in equal measures.

Under sea hotels have long been a dream of architects, travellers and futurists alike, but the process of making them a reality has hit some rough waters.

The tower has haunted dreams of architects and engineers ever since: a 10-metre replica has just been completed by the team at Dixon Jones in the courtyard of the Royal Academy of Arts as part of the exhibition, Building the Revolution: Soviet Art and Architecture 1915-35 that opens on 29 October.

In "The Dream of the Architect," the pined-for structure is erected in the consciousness of "the Unemployed Architect," so materially real that dancers appear and delineate its spaces by moving around inside it: Now the dream of the Unemployed Architect Turns from the introspective word to the conflict Of idea and reality in active motion.

'It isn't about buying into somebody else's dream or an architect's vision, it's not about trading up.