Sentence examples for influential architecture from inspiring English sources

Influential architecture professor and critic.

He launched one of China's most influential architecture practices, which he named FAKE Design.

Grigory Revzin, the newspaper's influential architecture critic, told Radio Liberty last week that Mr. Putin was an admirer of Mr. Foster's work.

It also includes writings and aphorisms by the artist, who contributed criticism to Domus, the influential architecture and aesthetics magazine, over several decades.

Herbert Muschamp, a writer for The New York Times whose wildly original and often deeply personal reviews made him one of the most influential architecture critics of his generation, died on Tuesday night in Manhattan.

The influential architecture critic of the New York Times, Nicolai Ouroussoff, savaged the move as a "shameful betrayal of the public trust that gave New Yorkers the message that good architecture was an expendable luxury".

In 1749 he studied architecture, first in Paris with the influential architectural theorist Jacques-François Blondel and then in Rome.

In 1556 he collaborated with the classical scholar Daniele Barbaro in reconstructing Roman buildings for the plates of Vitruvius' influential architectural treatise (written after 26 bc) De architectura (On Architecture).

It also takes inspiration not just from British history but influential English architecture Cedric Price, too.

In 1937 his studio appeared on the cover of Domus, the influential design and architecture magazine.

The city is the spiritual home of the Bauhaus, the most influential school of architecture, design and art in the 20th century.