Sentence examples for whose architect from inspiring English sources

The biggest and richest structure of all was created for Domitian (reigned 81 96 ce), whose architect achieved feats of construction engineering not seen before in Rome.

Both temples were built during the reign of Amenhotep III (1390 53), whose architect was commemorated by statues in the Temple of Mut.

Attached to the church is the Baroque Kalvarienberg whose architect built a staircase past life-size Stations of the Cross inside a kind of honeycombed teapot.

It's New York's newest multimedia attraction: a huge ball in a glass box on West 81st Street whose architect, James Polshek, rightly calls it a "cosmic cathedral".

It turns out that the Grange, whose architect also worked on City Hall, is capable of doing about 0.04 miles per hour.

Enter Laurence Bartram, widower and scarred veteran of the first world war, whose architect friend William Bolitho is putting in a memorial window in the church.

Young's intervention did not sway the vote: the bill, among whose architects was the Grocery Manufacturers Association, was passed by 275-150.

Disembarking at 110th Street, we walk over to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, one of whose architects, Ralph Adams Cram, was a fairly mad Wagnerian.

Two years ago, the firm created the Dwell House, a modernist, glassy home whose architects won a prefab design contest run by Dwell Magazine, which is helping to market the house.

Its contents related to the detainee deal — whose architects included the committee chairman, Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, and two leading Republicans on the committee, John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina — were described in greater detail by a legislative aide.

More attractive were the new towns, such as Littoria (now Latina) and Aprilia, created south of Rome in 1932 39, whose architects drew on the recent archaeological discoveries at the ancient Roman town of Ostia.