Sentence examples for theater architect from inspiring English sources

The building was designed by the theater architect Thomas Lamb in a severe moderne style.

The art moderne terminal, designed by the theater architect Thomas Lamb, was a swing-era reproach to the fusty grandeur of Penn Station across the street.

In the 1920s Herbert J. Krapp, the theater architect and designer, redesigned the space to increase capacity to nearly 500 and improve the acoustics.

In 1930, Stetson's house was demolished for the present apartment building at 7 West 96th, designed in a mild Art Deco style by the theater architect Thomas Lamb.

The Reeves studio, which was designed in 1914 by Thomas W. Lamb, a turn-of-the-century theater architect, is to be preserved, but a one-story auditorium behind the theater was razed.

The original Silver Theater was designed in 1938 in a combination of Deco and Art Moderne styles that is also called Depression Modern, by the noted theater architect John Eberson, who designed the Loews Paradise in the Bronx.

"This is a truly great building," he said, calling Herts and Tallant "the finest theater architects New York ever produced.

Dr. Orrell added a disappointingly small amount of archaeological evidence, Shakespeare's own stage directions, a building contract for a similar theater, the writings of Italian theater architects and several other contemporaneous images, and came up with a description of the size and nature of the theater.

The 93-year-old movie house, designed by Thomas W. Lamb, who was considered the king of theater architects, never missed a day of showings until it closed last March, making it the longest-continuously operated cinema in the country, according to the Theater Historical Society of America.

It used archival photographs and fabric scraps to piece together much of the destroyed or damaged décor of the original theater, designed by John Eberson, a major movie-theater architect.

"The big stage house at McCarter has those Gothic arches, probably 80 feet tall, and the 130-foot tower," said Hugh Hardy of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, the new theater's architect.