Sentence examples for historical architect from inspiring English sources

An initial task was fixing the old roof, which had been installed in 1990 and was failing, said Audrey T. Tepper, a historical architect with the Park Service.

"Because the federal government was here," said Charles Tonetti, chief historical architect for Independence National Historic Park, "the bank was established to promote fiscal responsibility on the part of the government.

Josep Maria Fortià, a historical architect based in the nearby town of Girona who is an expert on Casas Indianas, said he was most intrigued by the way architectural ideas were taken from Catalonia to Cuba, then brought back again, and modified at each turn.

After graduation, she worked as a historical architect for the National Park Service in Denver, but in 1979 she decided New York was where the action was, and before she knew it she was on a scaffold outside the 46th floor of the Chrysler Building, mapping the cracks in its corners for an installation of expansion joints.

In addition to the windmill, some of the more unusual projects that have been approved include the flagpole at Bridgeport's Beardsley Zoo (listed on the National Register of Historic Places) and a grain silo in Salem, said Susan Chandler, the commission's historical architect.

John Robbins, the historical architect who was a leader of the crew that restored the Statue between 1984 and 1986, and who now is in charge of construction, personnel, and security at the National Gallery, told me by phone that different degrees of patination cause the dark patches that people have noticed on her, especially on her face.

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.

Its recreated glory, accomplished by historical architects and artisans, is classic Gotham.

"Of all the historical revival architects who worked in that medium, he had this wonderful theatrical flair, and that's what people love," Sloane says.

It makes good historical sense for architects to revisit that source today.

"GARGOYLES IN MANHATTAN WALKING TOUR," Sunday at 2 p.m., looks at gargoyles at 20 sites, in three Manhattan neighborhoods, while considering their historical uses, the architects who designed their buildings, and related New York City history.