Sentence examples for select architects from inspiring English sources

They remain on the payrolls of the real-estate developers who commissioned them, and will be in a position to design all or some of the buildings when the time to select architects arrives, perhaps a year from now.

And within the following weeks, Mr. Kroloff, 43, helped select architects for nearly a dozen projects, ranging from an addition to the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan to an aerial tramway system for Portland, Ore., to the Motown Center, a Detroit museum founded by Berry Gordy.

He said the society was working with Woking council, which is also funding the project, to select architects and contractors.

In recent years, they have selected architects who use their talent to advance social causes.

Let's hope Fujimoto sets a precedent for selecting architects who are not just concerned with arm's-length gestures, and whose offices have not yet swollen beyond the capacity to think about the human-scale experience.

One wonders what the outcome might have been if they had selected architects or designers who rely on collaboration and who often work in cool spaces.

In August 1928, Professor Hans Poelzig won a limited competition to design the building, among five selected architects, notably beating Ernst May, the then Head of Urban Design for Frankfurt.

In a libertarian paternalistic plan, the default is carefully selected by the choice architect with the best interest of the individual in mind, and is ideally based on consistent research evidence.

And even when this process does allow you to select talented architects, there is no guarantee that their designs will survive beyond the planning process.

When Mr. Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, set up a company in Britain in 2000 to select European architects for Chinese construction projects, Mr. Devillers was her partner.

In March, a team of real estate developers organized a competition to select the architects to plan an office and residential complex for the so-called Con Ed site, a nine-acre property on the East River waterfront just south of the United Nations headquarters.