Sentence examples for group architects from inspiring English sources

Except, as the campaign group Architects for Social Housing argues, they are.

All the previous speakers had referred despairingly to the demolition of dozens of the city's housing estates – a process described by the group Architects for Social Housing (ASH) as "the London clearances".

The lobby can operate at the highest levels of city government as was seen in February 2006 when the group Architects & Planners for Justice in Palestine - formed to highlight the complicity of Israel's construction industry in the occupation - was launched in the office premises of the Richard Rogers Partnership.

LAWRENCE GROUP ARCHITECTS of Manhattan was a winner in the municipal/institutional category for its design of the Mildred Brown Senior Thesis Building at the Ross School, a private school in East Hampton, which has students in Grades 5 through 12.

In 1960 he became one of the cofounders of the Metabolist movement, a Japanese-based group of radical architects.

Within those groups, architects get an opportunity to handle a variety of jobs at the firm's headquarters in an office park on the edge of Princeton.

The boundaries of a style may be national and geographical (e.g., Japanese, Mayan) or religious (e.g., Islāmic) and intellectual (e.g., Renaissance), embracing distinct linguistic, racial, and national units, and different expressions within each of these boundaries are produced by the particular style of regions, towns, groups, architects, or craftsmen.

In this paradigm we used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study aesthetic judgments of visually presented architectural stimuli and control-stimuli (faces) for a group of architects and a group of non-architects.

Andrew MacNair, an architect and journalist, once coined the name the Blacks to describe a group of architects, including Raimund Abraham and Lebbeus Woods, who explored this abysmal realm.

A group of architects has gone brilliantly haywire in designing the new Centre of Arts.

Chicago School, group of architects and engineers who, in the late 19th century, developed the skyscraper.