Sentence examples for the architect must from inspiring English sources

To make buildings habitable and comfortable, the architect must control the effects of heat, cold, light, air, moisture, and dryness and foresee destructive potentialities such as fire, earthquake, flood, and disease.

The supporters of Functionalism in architecture have on occasion asserted that good architecture is automatically produced by the fulfillment of practical needs; yet in this fulfillment there remain many alternatives among which the architect must choose, and such a choice may determine the difference between good and bad architecture.

The architect must have intended a grand room – big enough to host a sizeable dance, or a city congregation – with thick wooden floors and cream-coloured pillars rising toward elaborate capitols, and arches, and arched windows, but the symmetry he intended was confounded because of the whales.

I felt, as I sat in the church at La Tourette, as if the architect must have been reconciled to that distant historical memory by the act of building so intelligently for those who would have burned him at the stake had he been alive seven centuries earlier.

Pulitzer had stipulated that the architect must make it "at least as good as the [New York] Times building". Swathed in marble and topped by an 850,000-pound gold dome, it was for five years the tallest building in the city and had an observation deck that could be visited for a nickel.

Similarly, the architect must think in the medium.

The architects must have been looking at recent glass architecture in Europe.

The architects must also work within guidelines that address environmental issues, including sustainability and recycling.

The architects must have known what they were doing, because the buildings did not come down (I would not be here today if they had).

The naval architect must know the loads imposed upon a ship in all the conditions of its expected service in waves so that a hull structure may be designed to withstand them.

The landscape architect must employ his or her skills in seeking compatibility between nature and this technology, while the engineer must create designs that are reliable.