Sentence examples for mainstream architects from inspiring English sources
Without the spine of the historicist mainstream, architects can no longer enforce a particular interpretation of their forms.
As green construction goes mainstream, architects and builders are becoming better versed in environmentally friendly construction, and new green products are increasing the choices — thus lowering the prices — for elements like floors and countertops.
An optimist, in fact, may see One Madison Park as an example of how, despite the endless bellyaching about the poisonous effects of "starchitecture," New York's recent embrace of megatalents like Jean Nouvel, Frank Gehry and Santiago Calatrava can raise expectations for mainstream architects as well.
"He's changed himself from an obscure avant-gardist to a mainstream architect," Eisenman said to me, "and what history does with that is anybody's guess".
By the mid-1990s, mainstreamtream Danish architects had become obsessed with detailing, and less concerned with how their buildings fostered human interaction.
For architects schooled in the mainstream modern movement, he stood accepted wisdom on its head.
Mr. Holl and Ann Fougeron are other architects propelling it into the mainstream.
Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, Venturi in full Robert Charles Venturi and Scott Brown née Lakofski (respectively, born June 25 , 1925 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. born October 3 , 1931 Nkana, Northern Rhodesia [now Zambia]) American architects who proposed alternatives to the functionalist mainstream of 20th-century American architectural design.
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As an architect and consultant, I was in the mainstream because I wanted to build bigger and better buildings and to afford and enjoy all the goodies that such a life provided.
While this is something which is already being explored by various innovative architects and designers, it seems to have caught mainstream architecture off guard.
