Sentence examples for licensed architects from inspiring English sources
Mr. Scarano's lawyer, Raymond T. Mellon, said he would most likely challenge the constitutionality of the 2007 law, which authorizes the city to bar licensed architects.
Two decades later, the Hunter-Kiffmeyers are not licensed architects, engineers or contractors, but they have become experts in earthbag as well as other unconventional building techniques, including lime plaster.
According to the Mayor's Management Report for the 2000 fiscal year, which ended June 30, the department audited 15.85 percent of the 17,969 self-certified plans submitted by licensed architects and engineers.
Mr. Mandl was performing one of 34 "controlled inspections," as the Buildings Department calls them, that licensed architects or engineers (and sometimes plumbers and electricians) must conduct and self-certify during construction of, or on, major buildings.
The winning firms, which must be licensed architects, professional planners or landscape architects, will be paid a stipend of $40,000 apiece for their work, far less than the $3 million being paid to Beyer Blinder Belle and its team of about a dozen consulting companies.
The revised procedure allows licensed architects and engineers hired by builders to self-certify that their plans and documents -- 12 to 25 pages for a single-family home to half a ream (250 pages) or more for a major building -- comply with all zoning and building code requirements.
I'm a licensed architect in California.
Though not a licensed architect himself — he has several on staff and works with local architects when necessary — he masterminded much of the $100 million transformation of the museum's sprawling campus.
The American Institute of Architects New York Chapter and its 4,200 members in New York publicly oppose removing the requirement in New York City that the commissioner of the city's Department of Buildings be a duly licensed architect or engineer.
For Kyle Massey and Kerry Prichard, who lamented on the high cost and the inconvenience of repairman/ contractors ("Northern Hospitality," Soapbox, May 21), I have the following suggestion: Next time they should call a real problem solver, a New Jersey licensed architect who is a member of the A.I.A.
Kristof Crolla is a Hong Kong-based licensed architect and Assistant Professor in Computational Design at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, School of Architecture.
