The phrase "esteemed architect" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective phrase to describe someone who is highly respected or admired for their work in the field of architecture. For example: "The esteemed architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, was known for his innovative designs and use of natural materials."
The members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters note with sorrow the death of this esteemed architect whose passing will be deeply mourned.
Conceived by the esteemed architect and garden designer Harold Peto, who once counted Sir Edwin Lutyens as an assistant and lived at Iford for more than 30 years, the terraced garden is revered as one of the country's finest.
Lewis will play Martin, an esteemed architect whose wife and teenage son struggle to come to terms with the news that he is in love with a goat named Sylvia.
The house, designed by esteemed architect Ed Niles, even comes with a 50-foot helipad.
Brown favored German modernist Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, perhaps the most esteemed architect in the world at the time.
Developed by Broadway Housing Communities and designed by esteemed architect David Adjaye, the innovative building aims to make its mark within the historic neighborhood.
The new Web site DesignersAndBooks.com collects reading lists from esteemed architects, critics and designers.
As our esteemed security architect Adam pointed out, it was remiss of me to write a post about forms without mentioning security.
Widely considered one of the most esteemed American architects, Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) designed over 1,000 projects over the course of his prolific career, yielding over 500 completed works, including personal homes, offices, churches, schools, skyscrapers, hotels, and museums.
El Greco was highly esteemed as an architect and sculptor during his lifetime.
Sunlight still kisses the grounds laid out in the 1920s by Olmsted Brothers, the esteemed American landscape architects.
