Sentence examples for joint architect from inspiring English sources
Danny Alexander, joint architect of the Lib Dem disaster, did his best to say goodbye to his career with honour, but his heart wasn't really in it.
He then took control of the process which reached the inevitable conclusion in 2004 that the benefits of joining were so far neither clear nor unambiguous.In short, Mr Balls could well be seen as joint architect of the macroeconomic stability of which the government has been able to boast even when other things were going wrong.
Although mocked by such critics as Augustus Welby Pugin, joint architect of the Palace of Westminster, who convinced many of his countryman that Gothic was the only proper style for a Christian country, Highgate boasted an overtly pagan Egyptian Avenue and Circle of Lebanon.
In October 2013, Frank Gehry was appointed joint architect with Foster + Partners to design "Phase 3" of the scheme, which will provide "the gateway to the entire development and the new Northern line extension".
To his embarrassment these days, Mr Blair himself was once a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND .Given that abandoning unilateralism was central to the "project" to make the party electable again, it was never in doubt that Mr Blair and Gordon Brown, the joint architects of New Labour, would want to keep the deterrent.
However much Mr Brown and his supporters insist that Labour will look very different when he is prime minister, the fact is that Mr Brown is universally recognised as the joint-architect of the government's successes and failures.
And as for giving a senior job to Holger Härter, Porsche's once-feted chief financial officer well, the joint-architect with Mr Wiedeking of the attempt to win control of VW must now shoulder the blame for the consequences of its failure.More than two years in the making, the two men's bold plan unravelled in a matter of weeks.
To reduce the number of joints, architects tend to make columns out of the largest pieces possible.
Third, the design is a joint effort by architect David Kohn and artist Fiona Banner (famous for installing retired and buffed-up RAF jets in Tate Britain).
He had originally cooked up the plan for clouds below and freeways above five years ago, as part of a joint proposal with the architect Rem Koolhaas for the Los Angeles headquarters of Caltrans, the government agency in charge of freeways.
Slowly but surely, however, skyscrapers are ornamenting the skyline, as London's commercial-property market returns to life.The past few months have seen the startlingly quick rise of the Shard (right), a 72-storey glass-and-steel building in Southwark designed by an Italian architect, Renzo Piano (joint creator of the Pompidou Centre in Paris), which will contain offices, restaurants and a hotel.
