Sentence examples for previous architects from inspiring English sources

The "street" frames a view of the gallery, a diminutive neo-Classical-style building that none of the previous architects ever really addressed.

In the exalted circles in which Brown moved, few formal gardens probably remained intact by the 1750s or 1760s: walls had already been removed and geometry softened under the influence of previous architects.

A former architect, his only previous major ceramic project was the English Flower Garden series he made for the Cultural Olympiad in 2012, in which models of non-indigenous flowers of Britain represented the diversity of the country today.

But Nouvel, who follows in the footsteps of previous Serpentine architects Oscar Niemeyer, Zaha Hadid, Toyo Ito and Rem Koolhaas, wants the pavilion to do more than just catch the sun.

The restored Tuscan-style hacienda was built in the 1920s and was extensively renovated by its previous owner, architect and designer John Saladino.

It's simple, but effective stuff which smartly undercuts the pretentious pomp of the episode, and represents a lightness of touch which previous caped-crusader architects – from Christopher Nolan to Frank Miller – rarely thought to employ in their own, more brooding ventures.

With an estimated budget of $10 million to $15 million, the project is modest compared with the architects' previous work, which includes the American Folk Art Museum, an expansion of the Phoenix Art Museum and a recent commission to design a Hong Kong branch of the Asia Society.

This paper examines previous studies on architects' approach towards construction waste minimisation; and by means of a postal questionnaire, investigates: the origins of waste; waste minimisation design practices in the UK; and responsibilities and barriers within the UK architectural profession.

Daybreaker is noted for fusing influences from Architects' previous two albums The Here And Now and Hollow Crown; many reviewers have cited the album as a return to the band's heavier, more technical roots.

"For people looking for a fun-to-drive sedan, it is there," said Mr. O'Neill, who won respect in his previous job, as architect of a turnaround at Hyundai Motor America.

It had been renovated by the building's previous owner, an architect, and it had great bones, including a marble fireplace in the living room, exposed brick in the bedroom and elaborately carved white and terra cotta plaster on the dining room ceiling.