Sentence examples for engaged architects from inspiring English sources

"As a regulator we're not the ones who come up with the greatest ideas, so we engaged architects and engineers," Mr. LiMandri said.

"They are engaged architects," said Robert A. M. Stern, dean of the Yale School of Architecture, "concerned with what's going on in the world.

Therefore, this research engaged architects specializing in housing refurbishment through a questionnaire survey to investigate LER design challenges and enablers.

He engaged architects Ernest Saunders Porter and Edmond Neville Thomas to design the new Palace Hotel for the site with no expense to be spared and many of the construction materials imported.

Like any engaged architect, XAM has been experimenting with new materials, in his case cellulose board and a low-VOC sealant, and he wanted to test the sealant before painting the house.

And you will find a touchstone for philosophical issues that engage architects even more fully today than they did in Mies's lifetime.

For example, architects solicit political support of government officials for development projects, governments engage architects to design built structures that express political programmatic messages, and citizens do political battle amongst themselves over architectural designs or preservation decisions.

The man introduced himself with a pamphlet about his paintings and explained his predicament: He had already engaged an architect to design his home and studio, but was having misgivings because the scheme was too conventional.

He wanted a grand ceremonial entrance leading from a corner of his park by way of a serpentine drive to his mansion, and to design it engaged Henry Flitcroft, architect and creator of lakeside temples for the great garden at Stourhead over in Wiltshire.

He engaged the architect Charles Mewès to update the original 1705 structure.

Bute engaged the architect William Burges, to undertake the remodelling of the castle.