Sentence examples for fledgling architecture from inspiring English sources

There he learned of a fledgling architecture school called SCI-Arc.

Determined to choose an architect who would "make the greatest contribution to architecture," she recalled, she was referred to Philip Johnson, who was leaving his post as director of the architecture department at the Museum of Modern Art to devote himself fully to his fledgling architectural practice.

Instead, last year he joined a fledgling broadcaster that served up slickly produced, commercially sponsored programs mostly sports, adventure, fashion, music, art, architecture.

He was a dancer and choreography student before being lured into architecture and is now the president of the Building Materials Reuse Association, a nonprofit in Pittsburgh that supports the fledgling deconstruction industry.

First published in 1918 as Impresiones y paisajes ("Impressions and Landscapes"), when the fledgling poet and playwright was just 19, this slim volume of meditations upon the countryside, people, art and architecture of Lorca's native Spain is only now making its UK debut.

He grew up in the well-to-do world of prewar Jewish Vienna, studying architecture at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts — the same school that, a few years previously, had turned down a fledgling artist named Adolf Hitler.

The onslaught of the county museum show finds a highly focused counterpoint in "Eames Words" at the fledgling Architecture and Design Museum, in a climate-control-free storefront across the street.

A fledgling Islamist theocracy?