Sentence examples for head of architecture from inspiring English sources
But Sally Stewart, the school's head of architecture, pointed to the difficulties of disturbing the building's delicate internal ratios.
The Royal College of Art's website says its head of architecture, Nigel Coates, creates work that "plays on the psycho-geographic association between the built environment and desire".
Architecture in universities is enjoying the same creative renaissance that has rejuvenated the whole profession in recent years, says the head of architecture at the University of Cambridge.
The historic status of the building makes its restoration a painstaking process, said David Page, head of architecture at Glasgow-based Page\Park architects, the winning firm.
Schafer is an associate professor of architecture at The Ohio State University, where she was head of architecture from 2005 to 2009.
"The LIFT process makes the contractor preeminent," says Rory Coonan, former head of architecture and design at Circle Health, who commissioned Norman Foster's outstanding (private) hospital in Bath – a first for the practice.
He studied architecture at Cooper Union and later became head of the architecture department at the Cranbrook Educational Community, an ensemble of museums and design schools in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
From 2000 Wang Shu taught at the China Academy of Art and served as head of the architecture department, and in 2007 he became dean of the architecture school.
As director of the undergraduate program in architecture since 2010, Yoon has brought an inventiveness to the program in ways that are expanding the whole notion of design and architecture within an institute of technology, according to her nominator Nader Tehrani, head of the architecture department.
"It's because of this campus that I became an architect," said Kelly, now head of Nest Architecture in Culver City, who grew up in a suburban tract in Northridge, surrounded by what he described as "throwaway architecture". When he first visited the private high school run by the Brothers of the Holy Cross, two things about the campus won the teen over--its mission architecture and the pool.
