Sentence examples for historic architect from inspiring English sources

"It's a great, big hulking nothing," said Robbert McKay, an historic architect with the Michigan state historic preservation office.

"He had every intention of selling them," said Judith Collins, a historic architect at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.

Considered an amateur architect, he depended upon plans found in printed handbooks and engraved editions of historic architects, using the plans with outstanding success.

Giles Proctor, an historic buildings architect with English Heritage, said that the monument started a lasting craze for obelisks.

Ms. Bellows and others on the committee said the museum had acquiesced to the guidelines worked out during five sometimes strained meetings presided over by Patricia M. O'Donnell, a historic landscape architect.

Such dendroarchaeological studies provide a deeper understanding of the history of construction of historic sites in Tennessee and the Southeastern U.S. in general, helping historians, historical architects, and historical agencies more accurately interpret and understand the value of our historic resources.

Among the homes selected are a home and salon in the Flatiron District created for violinist Joshua Bell by Charles Rose Architects; an historic SoHo loft by architect Bronwyn Breitner of 590BC; a Harlem Town House restored by architect Nicholas Moons of MontesBuild; and a TriBeCa warehouse renovated by architect Andrew Franz.

For the Lambert, that job belongs to Alain-Charles Perrot, the chief architect for historic monuments.

Mr. Lafourcade, an architect, renovates historic homes and is known for transforming structures like dilapidated farm buildings for his wealthy clientele in the South of France.

But Greg Richards, a partner at Barcelona- and London-based research firm Tourism Research and Marketing and the primary writer of the OECD report, says that it wasn't until the early 2000s when the city launched a campaign promoting the historic importance of Catalonian architect Antoni Gaudí's work that true culture vultures took notice.

This success would have been impossible without the Alexander Company, a leader in the adaptive reuse of historic buildings, and EYA architects, experts in compatible infill development.