| First, they contacted an architect through social connections to redesign the park. |
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| Lee's sepulchral tones and commanding presence made the architect of evil a character to relish. |
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| The Dutch architect and teacher has won international acclaim for his sensitively designed buildings. |
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| In the title play, an empty swimming pool becomes a time machine for Sheppard, an architect who is looking to resurrect his dead wife. |
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| The radical conceptual design by leading architect Will Alsop may not be quite what residents imagined. |
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| Rothbard was the architect of the body of thought known around the world as libertarianism. |
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| Everything's just fine now, he reassured them, except that the design isn't finished and the architect is mysteriously taken ill. |
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| Beneath the new foyer that links hail to street and school, the architect included some basement rooms for cloakrooms and storage. |
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| Wolfowitz is US deputy defence secretary and widely regarded as the chief intellectual architect of the Iraq war. |
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| The architect from the West Coast was loaded with potential till I glimpsed at a picture of his balding pate. |
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| Because the direction of the slope did not coincide with the axis of the view, the architect made the plan in the shape of a parallelogram. |
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| Their country home at Harewood was designed by the 18th century architect Robert Adam, and is furnished with original Chippendale furniture. |
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| Oddly, one architect likes to keep his matchbox car collection in his cabinet alongside his vintage shaving gear. |
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| Belfort was fortified by the military architect Vauban, who created an elaborate system of towers, casemates, curtains and counterscarps. |
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| The main architect of the development plan is sliding into the chairmanship of the Transportation Committee. |
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| The site featured an orangery, a pagoda, and an archway designed by the architect Sir William Chambers. |
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| The round, castellated tower was an integral part of architect Thomas Hopper's grand design for the castle. |
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| An architect probably is in the best position to determine the strategic aspects of the bunker as a hazard. |
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| John Lloyd was engaged to build the church to a design by architect Benjamin Ferrey who had several churches to his credit. |
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| A nebbishy architect is inexplicably charged with designing the suicide barrier on the Bloor Viaduct. |
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| Even if the building is now falling down, he was the most important architect of Europe since the founding fathers. |
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| The boss of a company bogusly trading as a chartered architect has been convicted of title abuse and fined. |
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| Before tackling any upgrades, work with an architect or designer to develop a blueprint. |
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| He was a wonderful architect and builder of fiction, who had mastered the art of the novel through years of sustained writing. |
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| The architect insisted that shuttering supporting the new stonework should be taken down. |
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| Born in London, the son of a millwright, Nash was the most successful English architect of the early 19th cent. |
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| The architect used French doors in place of walls and smaller windows, instantly brightening the space and opening it to a small yard. |
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| The appointed architect of digital hardcore never felt any sort of problem with the militancy of the beats that were produced. |
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| The industry is feeding the cult of personality to these architect winemakers. |
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| He is a self-taught architect with no degree or professional training in architecture. |
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| The Melbourne architect has quietly earned an international reputation for his environmentally sensible and culturally sensitive work. |
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| Weather permitting, you can check out architect Frank Gehry's dynamic bandshell at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. |
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| This is an eye-opener of a place that looks like the architect got a job lot of steel, had one too many and then set about designing it. |
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| It will be some time before an architect holds our attention so much and prompts such rumination. |
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| It is in a walled garden next to Sion Hill Hall, an elegant manor house built in 1912 by the York architect Walter H Brierley. |
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| An architect by training, Cohen has to be able to master details from dozens of sources without losing sight of the big picture. |
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| As part of these celebrations, a very well known Maltese architect will deliver the Weekend's keynote address. |
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| It is a good idea to consult an architect who specialises in listed buildings. |
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| In fact, less a village and more an example of what happens when a childlike imagination runs riot in the mind of an architect of means. |
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| The 15 duplexes, designed by architect Jerry Weisburd of Housecraft Builders, evoke traditional rural structures such as the New England saltbox. |
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| The advantage being that the architect was independent and answerable to the end user meant that quality in design and construction was assured. |
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| In addition, an architect may spend many hours developing a design that is expressly tailored to both your needs and your building site. |
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| In order to optimize the utilization of space, the architect added a huge window with a ledge that can double as a seat when opened. |
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| Backlit plants create mood and atmosphere, a trick used in full, tremendous force by architect extraordinaire Luis Barragan. |
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| In 1905, the architect bought the building on Orchard Street and included these improvements when he brought it up to code. |
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| His father was a stonemason and architect who brought up his children to be independent and self reliant. |
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| The architect they chose left a lot to be desired and the building gradually became vacant. |
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| In painting, drawing, three-dimensional modelling and computer graphics, no other architect comes close. |
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| An architect had been taking pictures of local amenities for a planning application. |
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| During the actual reconstruction, architect John Greenfield and master carpenter Peter McCurdy followed this resolution devoutly. |
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| The home that architect David Coleman designed isn't literally a series of outbuildings, but his plan captures that rustic spirit. |
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| In 1815 the Prince had employed John Nash, architect of Regent's Park, to zhoosh up his rather plain and classical farmhouse by the sea. |
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| The architect squeezed a labyrinth of wood-paneled corridors at odd angles within the already-small rooms. |
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| The architect says green products must work in conjunction with thoughtful design. |
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| As a bachelor architect designing my own digs, leaving room for them was pretty much at the bottom of the priorities list. |
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| Cartier commissioned avant-garde Italian architect Ettore Sottsass to curate the exhibit and design the showcases. |
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| He was articled to the architect G. E. Street, and in 1858 worked with Rossetti, Burne-Jones, and others on the frescos in the Oxford Union. |
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| He was articled to the Gothic Revivalist architect Edward Willson, in Lincoln, leaving after three years to become a painter. |
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| The German architect and environmental expert is eminently qualified to speak on the problem. |
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| Was the supermodel in fact the mysterious architect in disguise, or was this just another trick? |
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| He earned his living as a trainee architect and a rostrum cameraman, a photocopier salesman and later as a debt collector. |
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| In the early Renaissance, the artist provided creative input, but the architect and builder were responsible for erecting a building. |
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| He is an architect who is bidding for a contract with an oleaginous millionaire. |
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| The American environmental architect has been hired to transform exhausted mines into landscape features. |
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| The document requires the architect to modify contract documents, at the architect's expense, if bids exceed the owner's budget. |
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| By and large, he is a dramatist of deception and double-dealing, an architect of environments that entrap and extinguish their inhabitants. |
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| The chief architect of this project is the President, with whom Dr. Nair has associated. |
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| The space, quite literally a white cube, was designed by acclaimed minimalist architect Claudio Silvestrin. |
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| At the new Golf Course, the architect is trying an experimental blend of salt-tolerant fescues and bent grasses. |
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| Of course, it didn't help that the chief architect of the plan had gone and its chief opponent was now in command. |
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| The chief architect behind the Government's downgrading of cannabis has a relative who is a drug addict, it was revealed yesterday. |
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| An architect designed mews on Upper George's Avenue in Blackrock is now on the market through HOK Residential. |
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| I am not only a follower, but I could say that I am the architect of this idea with concrete mechanisms and stages for its achievement. |
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| He has argued, conclusively in my opinion, that its design belongs to architect Claude Perrault. |
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| This would result in its demolition and replacement by a new building designed by the architect James Sterling. |
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| Between them they ensured the follow-on was avoided, but the main architect of West Indies' reply was the unflustered, unfussy Chanderpaul. |
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| And though it seems the project will go forward, the architect is undeterred. |
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| At that point in his career, the young architect had no experience designing such large buildings. |
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| The magazine was conspicuously quiet during World War II, publishing only a maddeningly vague piece by architect George Howe. |
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| The Japanese architect devoted more than three decades to meticulously planning the building. |
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| Thus, it was intended to blend with the interior decorative painting, which was supervised by the architect William Kent. |
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| However, for large inspections, the contractors would, I think, normally wish to use the architect who designed the building. |
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| It is also the best building by Genoese architect Renzo Piano for many years. |
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| This award-winning architect engages in community work without causing gentrification to occur. |
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| Have a knowledgeable consulting architect or engineer find the cause of the leakage. |
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| No architect of these institutions has proceeded by deduction from general principles. |
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| There is no mention of an architect or a project manager here, therefore there may be no contract. |
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| Also, the architect Henry S. Kelly concluded in his 1931 architectural survey that the main house and ell were erected at the same time. |
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| I have a friend who's an architect and is ultracritical of what he sees as sloppy design. |
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| Rovaniemi is a planned city, designed by architect Alvar Aalto and shaped like a reindeer horn. |
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| This first comprehensive and critical survey of his life and work soon became the standard text on the architect and polyhistor. |
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| Deeply inspired, Baker promptly came back to India as an architect and began to build treatment centers for lepers. |
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| An architect must completely rethink his ideas after making contact with the residents and with reality. |
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| The architect Ralph Adams Cram was such a fan of the Gothic revival that he became an Anglo-Catholic. |
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| The architect has lined the vaults with white glazed tiles, and the effect would be lavatorial were it not for detailing. |
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| I thought they would hardly do that, but anyway, we had to go back to the lame architect party with our tails between our legs! |
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| An architect undertaking the construction of a temple or palace began with stacks of bricks, yards of timber, and legions of slaves. |
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| Enough forces conspire to keep the architect 'on message', even when they seek to be pluralists. |
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| Splitting the difference between architect design and cookie-cutter buildings, these can be built as custom projects. |
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| A different architect has designed each floor, giving each level a very different feel. |
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| I am planning to install a new kitchen and have enlisted the help of an architect I know. |
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| An architect with 3 kids in the school volunteered to provide white paint for walls at a reasonably low price. |
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| As for esthetic value, I would bet on the architect whose project reflects enduring human values in architecture. |
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| The architect later wrote to say that yes, the cement would probably outlast all of them, but that was not quite the point. |
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| It was designed by the naval architect George Taylor and built by the Admiralty in 1831 as a place of worship for men employed in the Dockyard. |
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| What the architect brings to the process is the co-ordination of the various design elements. |
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| An architect by profession, Noel let his creative juices loose on the project. |
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| A well-heeled urban escapee who could hire a decent architect could turn this into a smart holiday home. |
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| Capone's usual partner was Jack McGurn, a sleek, handsome virtuoso of the tommy gun, architect of the St. Valentine's Day shootings. |
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| For Scarlett himself, the architect of that mistrust, to be promoted into the top job merely adds insult to injury. |
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| And now, in far away Chelmsford, were artefacts purporting an association with the 12th century architect of Orkney's magnificent mother church. |
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| Only in the last four or five years has that idea been recognized and accepted by other museums, the architect pointed out. |
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| The architect ensured that some rainwater would go into the soil by specifying permeable grid pavers. |
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| Instead of the client telling the architect what to do, he was increasingly doing as he pleased. |
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| The true nature of the contract was that which an architect enters into in any situation where he is designing a home. |
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| At poppa's funeral, his son would learn that the elder architect had three families going at once, none of which knew about the others. |
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| I bet York architect Phil Bixby and North Yorkshire garden designer Rosie Allisstone don't have acres of virginal white space in their diaries. |
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| Frank was educated in New Plymouth and earned the title of architect under the tutorage of H.J.T. Edmonds. |
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| Ken Smith is a landscape architect who has worked on a wide variety of national and international projects, in both private and public practice. |
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| Also in London, Italian architect Renzo Piano breaks open the normally closed body of the tower, with surface planes that pinwheel out from the body into turning facets. |
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| As an architect he is only conjecturally associated with country houses. |
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| A qualified architect or engineer that specializes in roof consulting can help you make this decision by offering professional guidance for the choice. |
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| Given a 20-year sentence for his role as Hitler's all-powerful armaments minister, the former architect turned plenipotentiary probably deserved a death sentence. |
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| Another dictionary I looked at actually states that an architect is a person who plans, devises, or contrives the achievement of a desired result. |
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| No other architect has made the slow, ponderous, collaborative business of construction into such a direct expression of his demented, agonised, fertile soul. |
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| First off, they wanted plenty of light, so the architect placed every work space within 20 feet of a window, with glare-reducing indirect lights instead of fluorescents. |
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| Many of the exhibiting societies favoured by the Pre-Raphaelites, such as the Hogarth Club, had architect as well as artist members and they exhibited side-by-side. |
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| The life of the architect is so fraught with uncertainty and dilemmas that any clarification of the future, including astrology, is disproportionately welcome. |
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| An egregious example of this tendency is the architect whose assembly-line production of faux rococo and ersatz neo-classical facades has transmogrified Mumbai's cityscape. |
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| Designed and built in 1970 by the architect David Shelley, the house is set in two acres of oak, Douglas fir, sycamore and silver birch that were once picnic grounds. |
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| Since most municipalities do not require a registered architect or engineer, it can be much cheaper to hire a draftsperson to put those ideas on paper. |
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| Windsor Locks, Connecticut, Defense Workers Housing, 1942, Hugh Stubbins, architect The Cape's hegemony was truly established by Levittown, set in a former potato farm on Long Island. |
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| The most important of these was Eusebi Giiell i Bacigalupi, who met Barcelona's most brilliant architect when Gaudi was just starting out on his career. |
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| Send us a sketch of your existing pleasure ground and our architect will support you with the implementation of the snow shower. |
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| A well-known computer architect who has taught at Stanford for 22 years, Dr. Hennessy, who is 47, was appointed provost in July. |
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| Traditionally, the computer architect improves the system performance by integrating multiple types of processing cores and memory systems. |
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| After preliminary design on the computer, we make them comply with the architect again. |
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| Its suggestion that the building might be ornamented with all the magnificence of a public fountain may genuinely have given the architect some cause for concern. |
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| The industrial architect of nuclear warheads, Cesta was created chiefly to militarize warheads for the strategic missiles. |
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| A landscape architect might design, for instance, a public park to be in harmony with the environment. |
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| The designs of the British architect group Archigram bring space travel and rocket launch pads to mind. |
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| World famous Copenhagen architect and city planner Jan Gehl presents his vision on Cycling. |
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| The overall picture of Stynen's work as an architect and city planner contains more than half a century of Belgian architectural history. |
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| Paul Cavrois had first approached the architect and urban planner Jacques Gréber regarding his villa. |
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| The architect Alberto Lensi designed the cottages as octagons to catch the wind from all directions. |
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| Right from the start, architect Walter Niedrist swore he would not cozy up to the adjacent period architecture. |
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| With the architect for the project in Castleblaney, the quantity surveyor in Armagh and consultants in Dublin and Belfast, rapid transfer of information is crucial. |
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| I work already more than 50 years as a landscape architect and all those years I have not yet rather seen something like that. |
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| The landscape architect was Mr. Rudolph H. K. Cochius, a native of Holland who was living in St. John's, Newfoundland. |
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| The garden was laid out in 1958 by Toemon Sano, a master landscape architect of great repute in Japan. |
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| In February 1992, landscape architect Denis Massie and his team were selected by a jury to create the Monument to Peace and Remembrance. |
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| This renowned American landscape architect had already created, among other works, New York's Central Park. |
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| One of the best parks then and still today, was Central Park, designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. |
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| This is the story of Frederick Law Olmsted, an American who became the most famous landscape architect in North America. |
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| Isabelle Corten, the well-known Belgian architect and town planner, specialized in urban lighting designer spoke about Master Plan Methodologies. |
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| Not only an architect and town planner, he was also a writer, poet, painter and sculptor. |
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| These theme gardens were created by landscape gardener Kathryn Gustafson and architect Ian Ritchie. |
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| But with the boys at boarding school, she and her husband were rattling about in their grand Grade II-listed house, designed by renowned Victorian architect S.S. Teulon. |
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| His artistic manner was already unmistakable, conjoining the graphic precision of an architect with the leaping fantasy of a poet. |
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| The architect was faced with a very intimate space, though not at all small, which was also introverted and potentially poorly lit. |
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| An architect explains to people in the village of Telemán why they should build their homes away from riverbanks and how to firm up foundations. |
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| Here, she is veritably an architect of space, working with an immense depth of field, carving the space with her dancing bodies. |
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| The architect of his country's United Nations diplomacy, he was left up the creek without a paddle by Jacques Chirac. |
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| In this traditional environment, the architect decided, together with the owner, to take a chance on something innovative. |
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| Pugin was the son of the architect Augustus Charles Pugin, who gave him his architectural and draftsmanship training. |
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| In his lifetime, Soane's reputation as an architect was high, but not ethereally so. |
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| Philip II preferred the unornamented and monumental architecture of Juan de Herrera, the greatest Spanish architect of the century. |
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| An ambitious young architect in Aix-en-Provence throws his support behind a dark horse mayoralty candidate. |
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| The next, it was a grandmother who was hoping to hit the jackpot by suing the architect who had designed her ideal home. |
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| Not one architect of national or regional renown was on the jury. |
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| Recently replastered, rewired and damp-proofed by its architect owners, the house consists of a living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and shower room. |
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| The site of Firminy Vert, close to Saint Etienne, is the most important of Europe, realized by Le Corbusier, architect obsessed by happiness. |
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| To others, he was a creative architect of US military strength, a perceptive analyst of the international scene, and an accurate anticipator of future threats. |
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| A renowned architect but a deceived husband, Dardamelle proclaims everywhere his misfortune much to the bemusement of his wife and her lover. |
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| Some scholars have also suggested the employment of the same architect for the sake of an accurate redecoration. |
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| Angela Merkel, the German chancellor and architect of the austerity he has vowed to defeat, has become a regular interlocutor. |
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| The building, designed by architect Zaha Hadid will be the tallest office block in Marseille with a height of 147 metres. |
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| He was the architect of Walkerton, Ipperwash and the jailing of the homeless. |
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| The bureaucrat is a passive instrument, the careerist an architect of his own advance. |
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| Your authority and experience have made you the architect of dialogue and, on many occasions, a peacemaker with a touch of magic. |
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| Computer boffins working for a Glasgow architect have produced a CD which lets you explore the location and take a peek into the apartments, before a brick has been laid. |
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| Its architect Eric Ordener designed a low-slung structure with straight clean lines. |
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| Once upon a time, there lived a skilled architect and builder of cathedrals, Pierre Perrat. |
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| Like an architect that turns his back on flamboyance to achieve perfect harmony through pure lines. |
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| Next, the Conticini brothers and, in particular, Philippe, my dear friend, architect of taste, king of Nutella and miraculous cook. |
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| This goes even further and signals an ideological break with the time of Tony Blair, who was the first architect of academies. |
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| The desired number of trees is cultivated according to the plan the designer or architect has in mind. |
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| The design and layout of the courtrooms will be developed by the architect in close consultation with the judges. |
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| Charles David was to be the architect of this new Hospital project to be built on the Senneville Golf and Country Club property. |
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| An engineer, building technician, architect or chartered appraiser can do the job and provide you a written inspection report. |
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| I am an architect by profession, and I have always worked in the wood sector. |
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| By adopting this stance, the European Parliament is once again revealing itself as the mainstay and architect of reactionary EU reforms. |
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| And this should not require the capacity for spatial thinking which only an architect has. |
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| Light fittings designed by the architect contribute additional lighting complementing the abundant natural light. |
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| This additional cost is almost wholly due to an underestimate by the architect of one item. |
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| No architect was needed, because each house was bought and renovated individually in order to control costs. |
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| That was a case of an architect who misapprehended his position. |
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| And in just one respect, Britain was the architect of its own misfortune. |
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| With the help of architect Michael Graham, William and Robin were able to transform the old kitchen and an adjacent butler's pantry into a welcoming, light-filled room. |
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| The original architect in the 1830s was Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob, who was a British army officer and state engineer for Rajasthan. |
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| He wanted to be an architect and the Public Works Department offered him a cadetship in 1962 but he ended up being talked into trying engineering drafting. |
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| So Giorgio Armani called in his favourite architect from Japan, and now the numero uno of Italian style has a fortress for his billion dollar fashion empire. |
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| After 1570, another leading architect modernized the house and added classically inspired fronts to the entrance and to the grand entrance to the hall. |
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| She married an architect and their children, Dialta as well as another daughter and two sons, were frequent guests at La Pietra. |
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| It was designed, with help from an architect and builder, by her consort Prince Albert. |
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| If directed by the architect or engineer all brickwork cleaned by sandblasting shall be waterproofed with an approved clear coating as designated by architect or engineer. |
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| But what distinguishes the worst architect from the best of bees is this, that the architect raises his structure in imagination before he erects it in reality. |
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| Bottles from Corvus Vineyards made by the prominent Turkish architect Resist Soley on Bozcaada are among the finest offerings. |
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| In the hands of a competent architect it can be an orderly process, but it rarely consists of a linear sequence of steps leading inexorably toward a predictable result. |
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| I really believe that the role of the architect is changing, and unless the profession and its education change, architecture runs the risk of being marginalized. |
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| This year involves a series of events and initiatives nationwide, including radio roadshows with the architect and TV presenter and a primary schools programme. |
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| The architect should certainly not have given any of the certificates to which I have referred until he had satisfied himself that the overflows were there. |
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| Inside psychiatric hospitals, the schizophrenic architect is forced to confine his dreams to paper, or to minor alterations of his personal environment. |
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| He got the white heat of corruption thanks to a Yorkshire architect who was later convicted for his part in a scandal of backstairs planning and bribes. |
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| The Ritz hired Thai architect Lek Bunnag for the grounds and IA49 as the interior designer. |
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| Swansea enlisted the Brooklyn-based architect Ben Krone, and together they created an image. |
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| Two years before, the architect had succeeded Walter Gropius as Dean of the Harvard School of Design, where he was preaching a new unity of architecture and town planning. |
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| In the past, if you wanted a house that went beyond the basics provided by a tract house, you hired an architect and a contractor and built a house yourself. |
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| Anything a forward-thinking architect could imagine was invented, manufactured, packaged, searchable on the Internet, purchasable with a credit card, and shippable overnight. |
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| As an architect of Indian development, he steered India toward adopting a mixed economy with a large public sector and considerable state control of the private sector. |
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| Carla Percival-Young, an architect with Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood Inc., has designed six new schools for storm safety. |
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| However, there has been a lot of work done since the report was released, the naval architect said. |
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| An architect was needed, as well as mosaicists, painters and masons. |
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| The building was designed by an American architect and features an ultramodern, snow-white exterior embedded with thin strips of multicolored lights. |
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| The room is one of architect Albert Kahn's many highlights, featuring warm decor and large Palladian windows providing natural light. |
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| In her seven year role as architect of Ontario's new family law rules, she has won the respect of both her friends and sparring partners in the Law Society. |
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| It was a decisive moment in his career when the British architect and his Italian colleague Renzo Piano won the big international competition for the design of this centre for art and culture. |
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| The building is designed by Native American architect Dennis Sun Rhodes of AmerINDIAN Architecture, Inc. |
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| You can find the most bodacious barbecue and a library designed by noted postmodernist architect Michael Graves. |
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| In the framework of a project in Denmark, the architect and urban planner Poul Baek Pedersen and his firm BSAA have produced some interesting research and modelling work on the design of compact cities. |
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| It was 1722 and this young architect immediately resolved the problem of the architectural perspective and gave a touch of elegance and sumptuousness to this stairway. |
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| The chamber was designed by the Norwegian architect Arnstein Arneberg and was a gift from Norway. |
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| The important thing is to use the analytic eye, which the architect develops in his work, and combine it with the free artistic creative inward eye, usualy used by the novelist or poet. |
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| The story that the library is sinking because the architect forgot to allow for the weight of the books is an old campus legend. |
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| It is not readily apparent how much additional room was created, since a large part of the new space was hidden by architect Ferdinand Heide in the true sense of the word. |
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| The architect had problems with the bishop, who preferred a traditional Latin cross plan and disliked the pagan associations of the Pantheon. |
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| As one successful female Italian architect once said, it is because men do not wear high heels, or walk with prams, that they do not design properly proportioned walkways or concern themselves with architectural obstacles. |
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| If you never do another thing you'll've done more than any architect I know. |
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| The raised walkway, or terrace, extends 40 feet from the building's exterior, said Toby Barwood, the principal architect on the renovation. |
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| Her father is an architect and city planner in Wilmington. |
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| An architect spends his life asking for things he will not get, and Koolhaas was poised in his nerviness: he did not smile, nor did he acknowledge that the exhibit would have the side effect of glorifying him. |
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| Among those caught up in the fever-swamp was Karl Rove, the architect of George W. Bush's two White House wins. |
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| The New Yorker, April 25, 1959P. 35 Talk story about architect Edgar Tafel, and his new building on 12th St., which is the church house of the First Presbyterian Church. |
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| The architect and scenographer Jean-Jacques Raynaud designed the setting. |
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| Samantha meets a foxily grey-haired Danish architect who looks about as attractive as Harold Shipman, but nonetheless she has a romantic liaison with him on the beach, which gets her into hilarious trouble with the law. |
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| After the lethargy of late Dwyer and the erraticism of the Smith experiment, the Wallabies desperately needed a calmer leader, and they found him in Rod Macqueen, architect of the ACT Brumbies' run to the 1997 Super 12 final. |
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| Denise Scott Brown is an architect and urban planner, and a principal in the firm Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, of Philadelphia. |
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| William Clark and John Kingston, an economist and an architect writing in 1930, found that the profit-maximising height for a skyscraper in midtown New York in the 1920s was no more than 63 storeys. |
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| The award-winning architect filed a lawsuit in Manhattan supreme court last week, accusing the highbrow magazine and its architecture critic, Martin Filler, of defamation. |
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| The decipherer was an amateur, Michael Ventris, a brilliant, melancholic English architect who had been obsessed with Linear B since he was a boy. |
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| The calculations, done by a naval architect on behalf of the shipyard, indicated a bodily sinkage of 38 mm, with corresponding extra trim by the stern. |
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| It would set a dangerous precedent and the Council of Europe would be the pusillanimous architect of a code of conduct which would deliver nothing, but deal a blow to the common values that the Assembly held dear. |
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| For that, thank Ajay Bhatt, a computer architect and fellow at Intel, who was the first to come up with the idea of a universal port for attaching peripherals to a personal computer. |
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| For example, an architect who incorporates a business and hires a secretary and a draughtsman is not automatically considered to be holding an executive or managerial position. |
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| In 1809 a committee was set up on the improvement of the city, where he worked the famous architect of the capital Rossi. |
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| During his visit to Pasargadae Alexander ordered his architect Aristobulus to decorate the interior of the sepulchral chamber of Cyrus' tomb. |
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| In the early 1990s architect David Chipperfield was invited to convert the premises of the former Ansaldo Factory into a Museum. |
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| Faced with the growth of the city and its economic activity, the architect specifies that it is necessary to design the urban layout in the context of concerted sustainable development. |
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| The set of two mocha cups and saucers Supa Cup designed by the architect Tom Kovac for Alessi surprises and fascinates as soon as you will see it. |
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| To soften the building's look, the architect integrated an interior garden combining a reminder of the billowy whiteness of winter with warm woody tones evoking the region's proud history of forestry. |
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| The bank was designed by architect Clarence Brazer and is currently home to an HSBC branch. |
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| Perhaps he confused the giant character of the monument with the picayune character of his attack on an architect whose whole life-plan complied with the difficult specifications of Lenin. |
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| Chavan became lionized as the architect of modern Maharashtra for the range of the economic and social policies initiated during his tenure as chief minister, and the respectful suffix saheb was often attached to his name. |
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| The reason this architect born in 1923 is still little known outside France has to do with the fact that his work cannot be pigeonholed in any of the familiar categories such as Brutalism, Structuralism, Metabolism or Pop. |
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| The buildings were designed by Samuel Bunce, the architect of Bentham's staff. |
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| The villa, which was originally conceived as a summer house, was reformed by the architect Antoni Puig i Gairalt between 1931 and 1936, together with the Music Room, the garden and the belvedere. |
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| Created by the original architect of SSRS, Mobilizer has no per user charges and needs no additional development or training. |
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| I FIRST SAW STATIONS of the Cross by Julia Nema at almost the same time that I stumbled upon Minimum, a book by British architect John Pawson. |
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| A woman who enjoyed rare success as an architect and theorist, Bo Bardi resisted the label of feminist pioneer and conjured a cheerfully surrealistic community leisure centre out of an abandoned factory in São Paulo. |
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| The project of the architect is based on a balance between a natural site, the necessary operational functionalities of a port and the architectural quality of a city. |
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| Frank Lloyd Wright was a highly original and independent American architect who refused to be categorized in any one architectural movement. |
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| But that was as far as his teamwork with this architect got: Oud felt that this polychromy and composition went too far de-structuring his architecture. |
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| Dieter Stingl, acting in the capacity of owner, architect and planner, went about the renovation of his listed property with a meticulous love of detail. |
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| The architect drafted several iterations of the floorplan before deciding on his final design. |
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| This new Quire also burnt down by fire in 1174 and needed to be replaced: innovative French architect William of Sens rebuilt a magnificent new Quire in the Gothic style, which was followed by the Trinity and Corona Chapels. |
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| Local objections to these British plans eventually saw them dropped and the Lakenhalle rebuilt under the supervision of the great rebuilder of Ypres, architect Jules Coomans. |
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| The architect George Corson who worked mainly in Leeds, England, was born in Dumfries and articled to Walter Newall in the town. |
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| Consistent with federal building during Scott's term as chief architect the design is of the Second Empire style although not as grandly elaborate as his other large public buildings. |
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| The architect Oscar Niemeyer idealized and built Government buildings, Churches and civic buildings was constructed in the modernist style. |
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| To the side of the church stands the 48-metre higt campanile, built in 1063 by the architect Deusdedit who chose to be remembered on the western wall. |
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| Wilfred turned from a flourishing career as a singer to creating color music under the influence of the American architect Claude Bragdon, who relentlessly propogandized for Theosophy and the fourth dimension. |
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| The architect applies this seesaw movement so dear to his heart in the middle of the city at the Virgilio Barco library, to take just one example. |
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| Just think of the often heard complaint about uncomprehending owners and users, who by no means want to utilise a building in the manner the architect had it intended and planned. |
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| Both the outside and the inside have been entirely and fastidiously restored by a history-loving architect to include home comforts and maintain authenticity. |
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| Needy, venal and entirely unencumbered with self-knowledge or native wit, the Duchess is yet again the architect of her own misfortune. |
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| After the defeat of the Turks, Emperor Leopold I commissioned the Austrian Baroque architect Fischer von Erlach with the construction of a hunting lodge. |
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| Mr Paquin had been at Altus since 1992, working with its previous boss, Jean-François Hénin, who was the main architect of the Executive Life deal. The memoranda spelled out clearly the fronting scheme. |
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| In Wren's age, the profession of architect as understood today did not exist. |
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| Yet Mr Kissinger's intelligence, and his excitement at the sheer scale of his undertaking, shine through the narrative. Nixon emerges as an ungracious figure, but also as the original architect of the whole daring project. |
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| Until 2013, they lived in a house in Chelsea, London, designed by the architect Tony Fretton. |
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| As Cersaie 2007 registered record attendance, the stage set up at the GranitiFiandre stand by architect Francesco Lucchese attracted plenty of visitors from all over the world interested in the company's new products. |
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| The architect Peter Pennoyer designed the exhibition's historically appropriate installation, including his own riff on a classic wooden doorway with fluted pilasters and a leaded-glass fanlight. |
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| Landscape architect Bill Derringer, of Atherton, California, designed the gazebo for owners Nancy and John Williford. |
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| Journalists tell their audiences about the exciting juxtaposition of classicist and contemporary design created by British star architect David Chipperfield. |
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| Let us recap the Ding-gate affair: ex-Liberal cabinet minister, illegal lobbyist, architect of the sponsorship program, expense account abuser, quit a patronage appointment at the Mint in disgrace. |
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| The panel is still deliberating on multiple charges against the controversial bio-chemist Dank, who stands accused of being the architect of the club's supplements program and faces a life ban from the sport if found guilty. |
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| A Greater London Council blue plaque at the Red House commemorates Morris and architect Philip Webb. |
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| The stone bridge over the River Skerne was designed by the Durham architect Ignatius Bonomi. |
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| The Commons Chamber was rebuilt after the war under the architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, in a simplified version of the old chamber's style. |
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| Barry was a classical architect, but he was aided by the Gothic architect Augustus Pugin. |
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