Sentence examples for talented architect from inspiring English sources

She calls out eminences ("Inside Edward Durell Stone, there is an architect signaling to get out") and ordains geniuses ("Frank Gehry is the most staggeringly talented architect that this country has produced since Frank Lloyd Wright").

From the Woolworth Building to Frank O. Gehry's museum in Bilbao, most of the great buildings of the last 100 years have been the direct result of a marriage between a talented architect and a client with vision.

The stables, long attributed to Calvert Vaux but actually the work of his associate, an eccentric, immensely talented architect named Jacob Wrey Mould, went up the same year that the first mounted police unit began patrolling Central Park.

His minister, Imhotep, a talented architect and physician, was himself deified in later periods.

In 1872 Burnham joined the office of Carter, Drake & Wight, where he met John Wellborn Root, a talented architect and the office foreman.

"Fazio is a talented architect, and if he gets a big budget, he'll probably build a good course," Mr. Whitten said.

In the cities, our most talented architects are spinning freely within professional vacuums of their own devising.

Farshid Moussavi is one of Britain's most talented architects with a number of major buildings around the world completed by the Foreign Office Architects she co-founded.

"Builders have gone to great lengths to find talented architects to create homes where rooflines are broken by the interjection of other elements," she said.

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.

It demonstrates what can happen when talented architects are allowed to practice their craft uninhibited by creative restrictions (or, to be fair, by the high labor costs of most developed societies).