Domed stadiums once provided a symbol of how eager American architects were to completely seal their buildings off from nature.
But in the mid-1970s, he was still a young architect eager to make his mark, and "tired of renovating kitchens," as Devon Fredericks, who was then his girlfriend, recalled recently.
The museum was eager for an architect who had never built in New York before, and hired Cloepfil, whose firm, Allied Works Architecture, in Portland, was just completing its first major project, the sharp and serene Contemporary Art Museum in St . Louis
There is perhaps a lurking irony in the fact that scientists, with all their love of hard data and sure proofs, are eager to let architects — as unempirical a bunch as one could hope to meet — shape a new kind of work environment for them.
Back at the convention center, Fold represented what value the event still holds as a fair for out-of-left-field originality, making its match with manufacturers or trade professionals like interior designers and architects eager for new ideas to impress clients.
James Harb, the loft's architect, was eager to credit Ms. Grajales for her refinements.
And, most enticing of all, it is eager to pay foreign architects to help it achieve this.
KOBE, JAPAN — Like all artists eager for expression, enterprising architects often dream of breaking free from limitations like space, budgets and regulations.
"Architects are eager to discover and use new materials," said George M. Beylerian, the president and founder of Material ConneXion, a clearinghouse for innovative products and materials.
Suppose you're an architect, ambitious and eager to build.
