Sentence examples for practicing architects from inspiring English sources

Since 1979, every year an independent jury of about eight people composed of critics, practicing architects, and patrons of the arts—has decided upon the winner.

Because the village's architectural review board had several practicing architects on it, Mr. Chung added, it became "a heavily scrutinized project".

The current crop of eight consists of major critics, historians and practicing architects including Zaha Hadid, a former Pritzker winner who was appointed to the jury with Justice Breyer last month.

The five men, who knew one another through the architecture schools they attended and taught in, were living in New York in the mid-1960s, justartinging out as practicing architects and teachers.

It is a prize that usually goes to practicing architects: when he receives the gong from the Queen in February next year, Rykwert will join only a small handful of writers since the award began in 1848, including most recently Nikolaus Pevsner (1967), John Summerson (1976) and Colin Rowe (1995).

Paradoxically, however, it was both old-fashioned and limited in its objectives, for Alberti wrote in Latin, a language not within the grasp of most practicing architects, and it dealt with abstract issues like laying out whole cities or the carpentry of Roman ships.

As historian, curator and practicing architect, he played a pivotal part understanding and shaping the skylines of our cities.

"As an architect I wanted to know if there was a role I can play in the marking of this thing at the end of its life," says Williams, a practicing architect before she became a painter.

You were a practicing architect.

IN her 15 years as a practicing architect, Kimberly Peck has amassed an eclectic portfolio.

But unlike Mumford, who was primarily a writer, Sorkin is also a practicing architect and a teacher.