Sentence examples for notable architect from inspiring English sources

The decision of the Pritzker family of Chicago and its Hyatt Foundation to offer $100,000 each year to a notable architect gave the prize immediate credibility upon its initiation in 1979, not to mention cachet.

Commissioners cited a notable architect, style and historic significance as reasons to define the house as a qualified historic property.

In 1912, the city of Albany commissioned a study by notable architect Arnold W. Brunner and landscape architect Charles Downing Lay for beautification of the city, and this report was later published under the name Studies for Albany.

In 1759, while Brettingham was still supervising the construction of the initial phase, the northeast family block, Curzon employed architect James Paine, the most notable architect of the day, to supervise the kitchen block and quadrants.

For its design and notable architect, the city named it a Los Angeles historic-cultural monument in 2001, naming it the "Israel House" after its original owner, Marion Israel.

Nearly 500 people — artists, collectors, curators and museum directors, among them — gathered to celebrate the notable architect's life and to pay one last homage to the storied home itself, to which so many in attendance had intimate ties.

He set up a design competition between three notable architects, but it wasn't even close.

Notable architects working in the Shingle style included William Ralph Emerson, H.H. Richardson, and Bruce Price.

Other notable architects of his generation have not yet made such plans.

Over the years, the Riverside design has also provided a canvas for houses designed by notable architects.

Among the notable architects of this movement were Francesco Maria Preti in Italy, Thomas Jefferson in America, and Georg Knobelsdorff in Germany.