Sentence examples for teaching architects from inspiring English sources

The American Museum of Natural History could help right the wrong by teaching architects about the fatal hazard of glass to birds.

While lecturing at the Bauhaus, Gropius had placed great importance on teaching architects, especially imparting on them the concept of working together as a team.

Anxious to continue teaching future architects about energy-conscious design, he is hoping the treatments will stunt the tumors' growth.

Mr. Griffin said, "They never teach landscape architects anything about plants in school".

At the Architectural Association in the 1970s, Levete was taught by architects who preferred their projects to be hypothetical.

But what we try to question is that usually we have been taught as architects to be mainly concerned with aesthetics.

As such, one of the most important lessons that mental health can teach the architects of transformation in acute care is that in embarking on that journey, they should prepare for the long haul, and ensure that commissioners, providers, and service users are all firmly on board.

He can teach Australian architects how to address local sun and climate, how to explore the wonderful qualities of concrete – of which he was a true poet in collaboration with Pier Luigi Nervi – and how to benefit the public by providing open spaces such as plazas within privately owned corporate urban projects".

In this respect, vernacular architecture has a lot to teach contemporary architects and engineers in terms of environmentally responsive design.

She said she was an architect teaching at Columbia, that her maiden name was Vega.

So architecture students are no longer being taught that good architects only do housing and museums.