Sentence examples for individual architect from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, an individual architect designed a block of one type of housing — condominiums or town houses or duplex apartments.

Architecture can be both of these things, and it should be both, but the emphasis with the Houses at Sagaponac is clearly on the individual, both the individual architect and the individual homeowner.

A profoundly and defiantly individual architect and philosopher, Makovecz was a warm and friendly man with a powerful build, pronounced Magyar moustache and a love of God, Celtic and Scythian culture and Scotch whisky.

We have ended up with the closest thing in Europe to the Shanghai skyline, not because of any individual architect, and not because of the prince, but because when Ken Livingstone became mayor he decided London's future was to be the financial capital of the world.

The individual architect's capacity to embrace an entire cultural moment was diminished by this realization.

The outlines were set by a planner and then the details were filled in, to varying degrees of success, by individual architects.

There may be no such thing as progress in the history of architecture, but in the development of individual architects and cities the concept still holds.

The exhibition of nearly 70 displays and installations by individual architects, groups and institutions fills the spaces of the Central Biennale Pavilion at the Giardini and the Corderie (Rope Walk) at the Arsenale.

At the turn of the 21st century these superstars made their marks all over the world, and stylistic categorization gave way to the unique visions of the individual architects.

The prize organization has long defended its exclusion of Ms. Scott Brown on the ground that back then it honored only individual architects, a practice that changed in 2001 with the selection of Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron.

"We have made two mistakes over the past 25 years: There has been too much concentration on individual architects and too much on individual buildings," said Mr. Chipperfield in an interview on the terrace of the Biennale's headquarters at Ca' Giustinian on the Grand Canal, on the eve of the opening of the event in late August.