Sentence examples for recognized projects from inspiring English sources

His most recognized projects are Gravity (Cooper Union, NYC, 1997), PING (SFMOMA, 2001), Oxygen Flute (SJMA, 2002), ar (Pacific Film Archive, 2003), Ping 2.0 (Paris, La Villette Numerique, 2004), Organum Playtest (2005), Good Morning Flowers (SFIFF 2006, Townhouse Gallery, Cairo, Egypt, 2006), blackloud.org, sevenairs.org, and polartide.org.org

Since joining The Times in 1990, she has worked on many widely recognized projects including "The Shame of the Boys Scouts," "When Caregivers Harm," "Guardians for Profit," "California's War Dead,"  "The Homicide Report" and the "Hollywood Star Walk".

The prize recognizes projects that attain architectural excellence "while reflecting the values of the primarily Muslim societies the projects are intended to serve".

The Rolex Awards are an international philanthropic program that recognizes projects that take on major challenges to benefit mankind.

The chapter presents its awards at Princeton University each year to recognize projects designed by New Jersey architects or else built in the state, and to invite architects to explore a fundamental issue in design.

Developed ThisPlace09, a runner-up for the 2010 WeMedia Game Changer Awards, which recognize projects and ideas leading change and inspiring a better world through media.

That streamlined process was created by legislation in 2011 that recognizes projects costing more than $100 million that create significant numbers of jobs and abide by tough environmental standards.

The 10th awards banquet is designed to recognize projects of outstanding merit, unique in concept and implementation of design, that were built or under construction by the end of 1984.

The design also received a People in Architecture Award, a relatively new category that "recognizes projects that provide an outstanding response to user needs". Cited in particular in the people award was the grouping of the buildings by Mutlow to form a courtyard serving the residents' need of privacy and a sense of community.

This year, they recognized six projects by CED alumni, faculty and students.

By 1987, the number of officially recognized development projects had increased to 1482.