Sentence examples for prestigious architecture from inspiring English sources

Here prestigious architecture is used to smooth and deny difference, instead of celebrating it.

Hayden was the first woman to be accepted to and graduate from (1890) MIT's prestigious architecture program.

As the sun casts dappled leaf patterns across my teacup, I look out over some of the world's most prestigious architecture.

She became the first female recipient of the Pritzker architecture prize in 2004 and twice won the UK's most prestigious architecture award, the RIBA Stirling prize.

Even though it carries no prize money, and there is no gameshow-style TV programme to accompany its presentation, the Gold Medal remains one of the world's most prestigious architecture awards.

Designed by Jared Della Valle and Andrew Bernheimer of Della Valle Bernheimer, a small but prestigious architecture firm in Dumbo, Brooklyn, the inverted peak building is a case study for architects in selling high design in a turbulent market.

A graduate of the Yale School of Art and Architecture and a member of a prestigious architectural firm, Mo is a talented yuppie with all-American dreams of success.

Then we sold the Winnebago and moved into a nice apartment in Chicago, where Theo had a job with a prestigious landscape architecture firm.

Two months later he was photographed climbing on, leaping through and dangling off prestigious London architecture – stark naked – to raise money for Jamie Oliver's food education campaign.

Lord Foster may have won the prestigious Pritzker architecture prize but he is not a Muslim.

So Tad made the trip, taught at Columbia, and was offered a job at a prestigious New York architecture firm.