Sentence examples for emerging architects from inspiring English sources

Devoted to emerging architects, the book acts as Volume 2 of "10x10," published in 2000.

The Wheelwright Prize is open to emerging architects practicing anywhere in the world.

He is a creative matchmaker, pairing young fashion designers with emerging architects through Boffo, the nonprofit group he founded with Gregory Sparks.

Agrafiotis, a forty-nine-year-old quantum chemist who arrived at Covance a year ago, is one of the emerging architects of this data-analytics world.

At the i.lab, both renowned and emerging architects can count on a research facility where they can co-ideate with Italcementi R&D personnel.

Continuing its efforts to support new projects by emerging architects and artists, the Ross Gallery invited Agency Agency to design the exhibition.

To Mr. Cloepfil's advantage, the Museum of Contemporary Arts and Design also wanted to hire an emerging architect, but one familiar with restorations and museums.

"I don't mind becoming the establishment," says Zaera-Polo. "I don't want to be 50 and still be an emerging architect".

There are possibly more ways to be a young architect (or, in the infelicitous term often used, "emerging" architect – somehow reminiscent of birthing cows – or, in the Architecture Foundation's usage, "new" architect).

When he briefed the then newly emerging architect appointed for the work, Alfred Waterhouse, Owen stipulated, 20 years after the publication of The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Section, that the building should celebrate the wonder and awe of creation.

In Koenig's mind, the ideal house would one day be mass-produced "just like a car". The breakthrough came a few years later, when Arts & Architecture editor John Entenza tapped the emerging architect for his Case Study House program.