Sentence examples for time architects from inspiring English sources

He forsees the use of air walls in the future and says that at that time architects will no longer be needed.

It is not the first time architects have fallen foul of the capacity of curved, reflective surfaces to focus the sun's rays into a beam concentrated enough to start a fire, a phenomenon that is apparently difficult to model, but whose effects are well enough understood to have been exploited – legend has it – by the ancient Greek inventor Archimedes.

At the same time, architects like Mr. Eskew — whose firm, Eskew & Dumez & Ripple, restored the Superdome and has helped redesign six miles of the city's riverfront — realize that the still-dire conditions of many New Orleans neighborhoods make big-picture planning seem like a luxury.

Yet over time architects began to manipulate the exteriors, sometimes removing entire sections altogether.

Also, for the first time, architects Gordon Gill and Adrian Smith officially announced their involvement in the project.

He spends most of his time architecting and implementing large-scale VMware and Hyper-V virtualization environments, as well as performing training and in-depth health analysis for large fortune 100 and 500 companies.

We asked ourselves "how can we make this better and serve more people?" We brought Luke in and he spent a lot of time architecting how we're going to move forward with G+, looking at data, doing a ton of user research, and thinking through what are the things about this product that shine and what parts should be deemphasized.

During this time, architect Julia Morgan designed four structures which were built at Wyntoon: a superintendent's residence and a separate servant's quarters in 1924, and in 1925, a stables building holding a caretaker's house erected near a "Swiss Chalet" which was built for higher-status domestic staff.

His company is able to produce them quickly, he said, because he keeps a staff of full-time architects, contractors and subcontractors, who have such a smooth system down that they can finish a new mansion in less than a year, most with cedar shakes, gambrel roofs and three-car garages with radiant heating.

The step-pyramid was one of the first times architects dabbled with stone on such a monumental scale – and their attempts to experiment can be seen in the building itself.

In recent times architects and designers have gained control over the design process by using parametric design to produce an original sustainable design that interacts with the project's environment, climatic and sustainable constraints.