Sentence examples for prestigious architect from inspiring English sources

Michelangelo believed that Bramante, the equally prestigious architect at St. Peter's, had influenced the pope to cut off his funds.

In her opinion, nothing adds more heft to a price tag than the designer label of a prestigious architect.

Daniel Brodsky, a developer known for his mid-range rental buildings, said he had needed a prestigious architect in the mid 90's, when the current boom was just beginning and he and his partners were seeking approvals for an expensive condominium tower near St .Jean Baptiste Church on East 76th Street.

An extensive project of castle-building was also initiated, under the direction of Master James of Saint George, a prestigious architect whom Edward had met in Savoy on his return from the crusade.

Designed by prestigious architects using the best materials, the Buffalo State Asylum was, when it opened in 1880, a mark of the city's commercial stature and progressive attitudes.

The county had wanted to build a more upper-class version of Coney Island, hiring prestigious architects and promising neighbors before the park opened in 1928 that no jazz, only soft classical music, would be played.

An ever-growing and institutionalized Library of Congress finally got its own separate headquarters across from the Capitol in 1897 with construction of a Beaux-Arts extravaganza by prestigious architects Pelz and Smithmeyer and duly named the Thomas Jefferson Building.

The commission to design a contemporary art museum is one of the most prestigious an architect can receive.

Don't tell Trump two Mexican guys just won the most prestigious young architects' award in the US.

Pembury Circus has attracted plaudits from a clutch of housing and design organisations and recently won the Best Mixed Use Development Award from the prestigious Leading European Architects Forum (LEAF).

The design for the 16-floor building was awarded to Ross and Macdonald, a prestigious firm of architects based in Montreal.