Sentence examples for school architects from inspiring English sources

Commuter railroads and transit improvements promoted outward residential dispersal of the middle class, a clientele served by a young Frank Lloyd Wright and the emerging "Prairie school" architects.

Particularly influential was a Devey brick house at Betteshanger, Kent (1857), which was studied carefully by Nesfield and by the school architects E.R. Robson and J.J. Stevenson.

About 950 new public schools opened across America in 2002, and school architects estimate that three-quarters were equipped with surveillance cameras.

Mr. Levy, speaking at a convention of school architects in Midtown Manhattan, said the board would need at least two weeks to clean up the building.

Congregation Rodeph Sholom mourns the untimely death of Eliot Soffes, our former school architect, Rodeph Sholom School parent and member.

And she pieced together a narrative of epic accomplishment that began in 1891 with the firing of a school architect who had been charged with corruption.

You have to go and be the traditional school architect: carry out an analysis of the existing buildings, what works and what doesn't, and decide where to spend a limited amount of money".

The designer of the structure is unknown, however, it was possibly Jensen himself, or his friend, prairie school architect Hugh Garden.

Ever since he was in graduate school, architect Greg Henderson has been trying to develop technologies to make buildings more resistant to natural disasters such as earthquakes.

The long corridors in traditional schools, architects say, send a message to "run" -- not exactly the way to reduce truancy and rebellion.

"Prairie-school" architects like Frank Lloyd Wright began to acquire a measure of fame.