Sentence examples for hotel architects from inspiring English sources

When, for the first time in its clubby history, MOMA staged an invitation-only international competition to redesign the museum as it expands onto the site of the old Dorset Hotel, architects couldn't help but wonder what the unexpected list of ten semifinalists heralded and who would make it into the final round.

Arguably the most successful hotel architects of all time, they've been largely forgotten.

So here's to Schultze & Weaver: May future hotel architects steal as liberally from them as they stole from others.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 5 , 1961P. 20 Talk story about interview with Morris Lapidus, the 58-yr-old hotel architect & designer of the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami & the new hotel, The Summit, at 51st Street & Lexington Ave .in New York.

Visits to the Manhattan flagship will be, as always, by appointment only, company officials said, and the new store will be designed by Paul Taylor of Stonehill & Taylor, a leading hotel architect.

Gene Kaufman, the hotels' architect, described the exterior as a modern interpretation of the area's 19th-century cast-iron and brick facades.

In the dying hours of a high-level conference on the banks of the Thames late in April, two oil executives are sitting patiently waiting on faded leather chairs in the lobby of a five-star Tower Bridge hotel, briefcases, architects' plans and a folded flipchart pad at their feet.

Stay at the quirky Pantone Hotel by architect Olivier Hannaert and designer Michel Penneman: the hotel features seven signature colors throughout the rooms, and there's a kitschy roof-deck overlooking the Saint-Gilles skyline.

They tracked down the hotel's architect, Javier Muñoz, who is based 200 miles away in Mérida, Mexico, and described their dream home.

Mr. Jacobs, the hotel's architect, designed the roof to capitalize on its views of the Hudson River.

Opened in 1907 as a men-only bar, the Oak Room was designed by the hotel's architect, Henry J. Hardenbergh, to celebrate the joys of drinking.