Sentence examples for lone architect from inspiring English sources
"A house of cards is almost never built by one lone architect".
Proponents of this candidate must rule out a naïve architecture scenario, the possibility of a lone architect who has no socially significant engagements such as shape her creations.
B-L: My role necessarily had to morph from lone designer through community agitator to lead architect and facilitator of consensus at W3C.
This house was designed for a dog whose lone exercise, the architect-owners claim, "comes from moving from room to room, attempting to catch every last flicker of afternoon sun".
The execution of the design was a contrast to the lone-owner-and-architect collaborations of the Chrysler and Woolworth Buildings; in fact, it was a classic case of decision by committee.
Chipperfield's theme is "Common Ground", by which he means that architects are not lone visionaries, but work in collaboration – with each ther, with builders and clients, with future users and the general public.
That self-effacement may also have served the purposes of Wright, who more than most architects cultivated the image of the lone genius; he never acknowledged Mahony's contributions and dismissed her and her husband as imitators.
The Architect can head on back to the great Lone Star State and put their name on some ballot –- though for their sakes, I hope they give themselves a discount on their consulting services".
Architects have embraced this Romantic archetype of the lone, most likely male, creator.
