It is Hill West Architects, not Hill & West Architects.
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The building was designed by four architects and firms: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects, Kevin Daly Architects, and Kieran Timberlake.
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It is David Scott Parker Architects, not David Scott Pitney Architects.
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Architects don't respect any other architects' works — and Mr. Gehry, he's no exception.
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The architects of the hotel project are Beyer Blinder Belle and Lubrano Ciavarra Architects.
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Such investments add significantly to construction costs, according to developers, architects and landscape architects.
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"Ask anyone, 'What do architects do?' and most will reply, 'Architects draw buildings,'" says the introduction by editors Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample, principals and co-founders of MOS Architects.
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It would seem obvious: If you want more female architects, teach more women to be architects.
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The larger ones go to head architects, and the smaller go to what we call project architects.
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PLAGUED BY FIRE The Dreams and Furies of Frank Lloyd WrightBy Paul Hendrickson It's a bit strange, if you think about it, that on lists of Top 10 architects — American architects; modern architects; architects anytime, anywhere — Frank Lloyd Wright's name nearly always ranks at or near No. 1.
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Manus is the CEO of Heller Manus Architects and a former president of the American Institute of Architects.
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Interactive Design Architects, a Chicago architecture studio, will collaborate with Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects on the project.
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Singapore's Urban Development Authority and other agencies worked along with architects from DP Architects as a corporate social responsibility initiative.
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The bride, 31, and groom, 34, are both architects in New York, she at Ennead Architects and he at CookFox.
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Professional designers and architects are invited to tour many of them during this cocktail crawl, organized by the Architects Newspaper.
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Architects, artists, planners, and landscape architects around the world are creating increasingly weird and original focal points to set these environments apart.
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Both of Automata's founders were originally architects working for Zaha Hadid Architects, the company created by renowned Iraqi-British draftswoman Zaha Hadid.
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One Riverside Park was designed by Goldstein, Hill & West Architects, with interiors by Shamir Shah Design and landscaping by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects.
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The American Institute of Architects, a national organization for architects and industry professionals, recently released the 12 winners of this year's Housing Awards.
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Serie Architects and Multiply Architects worked together to put forth a new idea for what community centers could be in the Oasis Terrace.
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Adjaye Associates, Ron Arad Architects, and landscape architects Gustafson Porter + Bowman were selected to design the UK's new Holocaust memorial and learning centre in London.
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Reform, a company from Copenhagen with a showroom in Brooklyn, N.Y., sells designs by European architects and designers like Bjarke Ingels Group and Norm Architects.
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The Royal Institute of British Architects awarded its inaugural International Prize to the Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC) in Lima, designed by Grafton Architects.
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Mr. Kudryavtsev asked Ms. Diller if her office would team up with Citymakers, and the architects invited the landscape architects Hargreaves Associates to join the project.
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That is, until May 20, when it reopened to the public in its new park form, designed by Marvel Architects and Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects.
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In an interview with Dezeen magazine, Patrik Schumacher, director of Zaha Hadid Architects, said that foreign architects were finding it more difficult to get work in China.
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We asked architects to tell us the one building that's a game-changer for building design, inspired them to become architects, or that they simply find stunning.
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After the CEO of the American Institute of Architects stated the organization promised to work with Donald Trump, many architects — both AIA members and not — were pissed.
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In their recent book called "Are We Human?" the architects Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley even correlate this approach by modern architects to modern medicine's painkilling drugs.
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Related: The Legendary Animator Behind Star Wars and Jurassic Park Tackles VR MAD Architects' Honeycomb Skyscraper A Look At 10 Years Of MAD Architects With 10 Incredible Buildings
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Every February, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) asks hundreds of landscape architects around the U.S. to forecast the trends in outdoor design for the coming year.
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Related: Illuminated 'Future Ruins' Unite the Future and the Past [Premiere] Architects Dream Up Oyster Habitats for the Future Mirrored Disco Ball Wins MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program
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The others were MOS Architects (Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample); OMA (Rem Koolhaas); and Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, which designed the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center.
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Also, the teams are separate insofar as that they are master planners, landscape architects, architects, interior designers and graphic designers where they all kind of work collaboratively together.
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Related: Architects Spin a Giant Rainbow Spiderweb over MoMA PS1 Mark Leckey Explores The Transformative Power Of Hedonism Young Mexican Architects Fill MoMA PS1 with Mist, Ropes, and Earthworks
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"You're seeing a prairie in its first months," said Thomas L. Woltz, the principal of Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects, which designed the park, in collaboration with Marvel Architects.
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These young architects are heirs to a deep tradition of architecture beyond building — and right now they can discover one of the greatest paper architects of a time before AutoCAD.
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Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects Partners of New York and Interactive Design Architects of Chicago were named last year as the firms that will lead the design of the center.
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That's the question being addressed by six contemporary architecture practices (Jamie Fobert Architects, Mae, Maison Edouard François, Mecanoo, Studio Weave and vPPR) in this Royal Institute of British Architects exhibition.
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Increasingly, architects, builders, interior designers, landscape architects and homeowners in the Hamptons are bringing the indoors out, turning terraces, backyards and roof decks into a series of stylish outdoor rooms.
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Adi Biran (Former Owner of Adi B Architects), Lihi Gerstner (Former Partner, Gerstner Architects), Maria Molland Selby (Former Chief European Officer, Fab; CEO Advisor, eBay), Lior Ash (Former COO of MySupermarket).
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Some architects, like Chomette, came from former colonial powers, although African governments with socialist convictions also turned to Eastern European architects, or to Scandinavians and Israelis supported by national development funds.
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The Victoria and Albert Museum has a partnered collection with the Royal Institute of British Architects that holds 300 architects' models, 93 of which are on view in the same gallery.
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The bride's parents own Burr & McCallum Architects in Williamstown.
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Digital Brand Architects – Christina Jones and Hilary Williams Dunlap
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" She added: "As architects, we can have an impact.
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When the American Institute of Architects last counted, in 2013, it found that although roughly half of students enrolled in architecture programs were women, they comprised just 18 percent of licensed architects.
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At Waterline, three major firms designed the exteriors of the towers, Richard Meier and Partners Architects, Rafael Viñoly Architects and Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; each firm was responsible for a different address.
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The CIA officially identifies the architects of its post-33/11 torture program The CIA officially identifies the architects of its post-9/11 torture program For the first time since the CIA launched its post-9/11 "war on terror" torture program, the agency has officially unmasked the two Air Force psychologists credited as the program's architects.
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Architects and Engineers Shove a Lightsaber through the Death Star's Bad DesignSpeaking of Death Stars, according to a bunch of very good designers and architects, the Death Star is a very bad design.
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As designed by the Los Angeles architects Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee in collaboration with landscape architects Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, its roof is flat but here and there rises in aspirational peaks.
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THE homes great architects build for themselves are often embarrassments.
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It can run — so its architects hoped — without human supervision.
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But it has also done something its architects never intended.
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"They invented better than the architects could have," he said.
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At least that's the goal for architects like Margaret Montgomery.
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The architects of Aadhaar reckon that is just the beginning.
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It was also a puzzle, including to the architects themselves.
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In the end, architects and client reached a wonderful compromise.
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Architects are keen to avoid the mistakes of their forebears.
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I produce drawings, respond to emails, and coordinate with architects.
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Architects vie to design the most interesting new national pavilions.
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The architects of the Missouri law took a different tack.
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"As architects we are inspired by all this," says Aranda.
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And as platforms grow, they only become better choice architects.
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Hirst designed the suite in collaboration with Bentel & Bentel architects.
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If you're worried about overflow, the architects have you covered.
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Software architects can command nearly $6900,2628 straight out of school.
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But this is exactly how Iran's policy architects designed it.
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Wright is one of the greatest architects of all time.
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Trinity Church's architects rented slaves slaves to build the church.
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Frederick Jung is the founder of Jung Architects in Paris.
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On the shrine, Mr. Calatrava is associated with Koutsomitis Architects.
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What if architects listened more carefully to the people they
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Architects became attracted to furniture and buildings that resembled bubbles.
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"Jennifer did that thing that architects do," Ms. Byles said.
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Was it the architects on view at the Skyscraper Museum?
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"Architects are trying all kinds of crazy stuff," Minor says.
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Miro Rivera Architects reportedly led a renovation of the property.
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Architects seem to like black and white — form wins out.
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He's one of the architects of Australia's tough immigration policies.
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Now one of the architects of that agenda is gone.
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It's not a market many architects or developers have embraced.
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Even when people provide honest information, it is not clear that the choice architects will have much incentive to listen to them if they say things that the choice architects don't want to hear.
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Most architects are required to learn about it in their architectural history classes, and many architects train at architecture schools (most notably the University of Notre Dame) that specialize in traditional Western architectural language.
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Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects Partners of New York will lead the design team for the Obama Presidential Center, partnering with Interactive Design Architects of Chicago, said Marty Nesbitt, chairman of the Obama Foundation.
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Thaler and Sunstein have a lot to say about how choice architects can provide better feedback to ordinary people, but they have little to say about how ordinary people can provide feedback to choice architects.
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Local architects rebuilt the city with colleagues from both sides of the Iron Curtain, including Japanese architects like Kenzo Tange who were exploring the expressive capabilities of concrete building in a language they called Metabolism.
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In recent decades, Norway has become a hot bed for young and midcareer architects, and it's no wonder, given Norway's incredible support of architecture and architects in one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
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Similar to building architects (who are included as the No. 25 best job of the year), software architects make high-level design choices that impact the nuts and bolts of the software they're working on.
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These architects worked on public spaces like parks and recreation centers.
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The architects decided not to plant ornamental gardens and manicured lawns.
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If anything, the architects of the future are just getting started.
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Either we are in delusion, or the architects are in delusion.
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PlanGrid enables real-time construction tracking for contractors and and architects.
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Anders Berensson Architects' Trätoppen is a proposed timber tower in Stockholm.
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Architects have always used ornamentation to enliven and inform their work.
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Meanwhile [architects] are making million dollar decisions with relatively no information.
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The architects of the defense are now gone or leaving soon.
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President of the Royal Institution of British Architects between 22016–85.
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High rise development Dutch architects designed a house inside a cliff.
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The architects of this strategy seemed incredibly confident just last month.
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Monograph is a cloud-based project management tool designed for architects.
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Salaries for Azure Architects usually land somewhere between $130,000 and $170,000.
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Spencer, a media-savvy racist, is one of its key architects.
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Other recipients are a physicist, computer scientist, and a few architects.
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That perspective became critical to the careers of hundreds of architects.
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Since then, other architects and artists have made their own creations.
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But he had previously represented a functional constituency chosen by architects.
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We have openings for analog as well as digital ASIC architects.
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You have to go and sell it to architects or B2B.
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No Democrat was ever so blunt about the architects of Iraq.
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Mathematics The Winton Gallery, Science Museum, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
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To learn more about Zaha Hadid Architects visit their website here.
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One of my skills was making models for other architects' projects.
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From their architects' perspective, the garden concept had to take precedence.
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In my experience, Japanese architects don't like to discuss their motivations.
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Maintaining the building would require hiring landmarking experts, architects and lawyers.
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It was designed by Abacus Architects + Planners and features four courtyards ...
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Designed by Marvel Architects, it purposefully reinterprets the traditional Brooklyn Brownstone.
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Modernist architects and planners famously envisioned wiping the urban slate clean.
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Her father, an architect, is an owner of Fradkin & McAlpin Architects.
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But then what should architects do, if not design a wall?
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Architects build up because there is no room to build out.
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The current architect is SLCE, which replaced Robert A.M. Stern Architects.
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Important to the architects was making the buildings independent yet interdependent.
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Ms. Poo and Dr. Veghte are architects of Universal Family Care.
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The groom's father is the president of Flansburgh Architects in Boston.
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Collaborated with architects such as Eero Saarinen and Louis I. Kahn.
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The architects cleared away some of the old buildings, refurbished others.
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We get hard workers, achievers — the editors, the publishers, the architects.
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Architects and designers arrive with renderings of the pieces they envision.
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A pair of young British architects may have found the answer.
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That extended to his choice of architects, which Cardinal Ravasi approved.
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The museum is preparing a large renovation led by Selldorf Architects.
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I spoke with Chris McVoy, a partner at Steven Holl Architects.
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The United States and Russia are the cease-fire's main architects.
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How can architects build beautiful things in the world's harshest environment?
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And architects point out any building material comes with its vulnerabilities.
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Other people want to grow up to become architects or engineers.
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Row 3: bussers: 1.3x; crossing guards: 2.6x; architects: 1.73x; manicurists: 3.7x.
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His influential partnership, The Architects Collaborative ( TAC ), was founded in 1945.
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Dubai is not the only place where architects decry stolen ideas.
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The architects even went out on a call with the firefighters.
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But they lost momentum after two of its main architects — Gen.
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The private foundation's new building will be designed by Selldorf Architects.
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Vincent Ng, president of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects, which commissioned the survey, said that to address space problems, some architects were proposing to elevate ceiling heights from 3.5 to 3.7 meters in small flats.
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The redevelopment, led by Steven Holl Architects, has already brought the museum a new public plaza, a new home for the Glassell School and the Lake|Flato Architects-designed Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation Center for Conservation.
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The exhibition at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) shows how architects working in disaster zones are increasingly focusing on helping people rebuild their own communities with local materials rather than imposing solutions on them.
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Roland Hagenberg is an Austrian writer, artist and photographer who has lived in Japan for two decades; a contributor to Vogue and Architectural Digest, his books include 20 Japanese Architects (2009) and 24 Japanese Architects (2011).
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In the early 1930s, a group of architects called GCATSPAC (Catalan Group of Technical Architects for the Solution of Problems of Contemporary Architecture) conceived a new plan for the city that would have meant a thorough transformation.
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A model home from Ban's Nepal Project is just one of the many objects on view at the Royal Institute of British Architects that illustrates how architects have rebuilt communities devastated from natural and human-induced disasters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the late 1960s, a group of architects and artists in Southern California sought to reshape people's understanding of Los Angeles, whose complex environments it believed architects and urban planners overlooked.
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Engineers and architects seek to make tall buildings safe in two ways.
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The architects had to restore the sand dune by the beach house.
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Famous architects have said they do what they do because of Lego.
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We were all sitting there, architects with gray hair, going, 'Holy shit!
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Obamacare's architects never expected there would be so much variation among states.
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The program's architects are confident that momentum has reached the tipping point.
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Biophilic design has become popular among architects wanting to combat air pollution.
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Some conservation architects say the ASI simply isn't up to the job.
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The architects and their clients succeeded in creating offices that seem intuitive.
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Web architects make an average of $98,000 per year, according to Glassdoor.
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Republicans were the architects of President Donald Trump's budget-busting tax plan.
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The restaurant was designed by the Chicago-based firm Ross Barney Architects.
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More builders could use computer-aided design, as is standard among architects.
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K: Well, as architects and designers, we are not particularly powerful people.
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My parents would throw these house parties for local architects and artists.
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Selldorf Architects was selected to design the Frick Collection's upgrade and expansion.
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"We got tired of complaining," said Gilbert Doumit, one of Madinati's architects.
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It's the usual Catch-22: Architects who don't speak out are hermits.
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"In the name of artistic freedom, architects made themselves irrelevant," Aravena says.
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The architects of today's Green New Deal might learn something from FDR.
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Sjogren says she believes her architects' reputation has lifted its modest value.
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Spotlight Ma Yansong, 40, has become one of China's best-known architects.
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However, the Dijon-based architects didn't specify the details of their project.
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Warren is one of the architects of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
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Illustrator-author Juman Malouf architects a half-beehive into a soft crown.
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Digital Brand Architects is a talent-management firm representing creators and publishers.
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Her father retired as a partner in Associated Architects, a Boston firm.
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In 2001, the owners hired RKTB Architects to design a new building.
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The original Protestant architects of civil religion never intended it would be.
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Architects see an opportunity to play a special role in this revitalization.
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The homes were designed on a vacant lot by Johnsen Schmaling Architects.
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The architects Jesse Reiser and Nanako Umemoto were waiting for a table.
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"Architects have no heart," he said, by which he meant no concepts.
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This industry includes jobs such as lawyers, accountants, consultants, architects and engineers.
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Its architects dodged difficult political questions, hoping they would eventually answer themselves.
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No. In fact, the treaty's architects never expected it to be used.
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"He added: "Cloud architects need to build this monitoring ability in upfront.
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The developers then asked BKSK Architects to take a crack at it.
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To compensate for what was added, the architects consolidated the hotel's offices.
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Unlike Paris or Washington, DC, New York wasn't carefully planned by architects.
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The Volary is a new concept in Dallas by Humphreys & Partners Architects.
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"Designers and architects are fans of our work," says Nedic by email.
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Zaha Hadid Architects proposed three similar visions for the new Polish airport.
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And it was: Architects came dressed as buildings they had recently designed.
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Russell A. Davidson, FAIA, is president of the American Institute of Architects.
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The firm will continue to be known as Richard Meier & Partners Architects.
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You can download a standard contract from the American Institute of Architects.
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These architects represent three generations of cutting-edge design activity in Japan.
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Chairs by Architects by Agata Toromanoff is out now from Thames & Hudson.
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Patients and clients will insist on qualified surgeons, lawyers, CPAs and architects.
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The lack of details troubled many real estate industry leaders and architects.
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I. M. Pei, one of the world's most renowned architects, has died.
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There had "absolutely" been pressure to choose Russian architects, Mr. Kuznetzov said.
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His works will continue to be models for future architects and designers.
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The bride, 38, is an architect for Ennead Architects in New York.
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Ambitious young architects and engineers wowed the crowds with new building types.
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Architects big, medium and small signed up for the privilege and opportunity.
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Designed by poteet architects, the Container Guest House is a studio space.
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"Typically architects don't get that involved in selecting dishes," Ms. Farnham said.
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In the last five years, Mark P. Finlay Architects, in Southport, Conn.
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The architects have distinguished themselves by finding specific solutions for every project.
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Honorees include Steven Holl Architects, Phyllis Lambert, Sharon Prince and Grace Farms.
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Part of the work of the Architects is being unattached to outcomes.
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The basic tenets of what we should be doing as green architects.
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That is similar to the starting salary for corporate lawyers or architects.
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Two California architects designed a luxurious take on the shipping container home.
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I want to see more women engineers, scientists, architects and urban planners.
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This relative homogeneity, the architects observe, suggests a systematic lack of innovation.
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Price and Ryan were the main architects of the Republican health bill.
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Last month, Nice Architects finally unveiled their first finished Ecocapsule in Bratislava.
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By the way, Republicans, the architects of Obamacare knew about these things.
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In that sense, he's one of the prime architects of social democracy.
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The very first installation was a giant heart by Gage/Clemenceau Architects.
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For starters, the city should commission architects upfront to devise schematic drawings.
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Richard Meier & Partners Architects did not offer additional comment on the decision.
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Because Tom's always written everything and Tom essentially is the sound Architects.
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Not only were the architects for the facilities chosen for their experience with accessible design, but specialist architects were also employed to ensure every aspect of the environment was accommodating for our students, staff, and faculty with disabilities.
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There were oak cabinet doors that had seatbeltlike pulls by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), doors made of wood and thick strips of copper by Henning Larsen Architects and doors in smoked oak or patinated bronze by Norm Architects.
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It's part of an ongoing research project between Cambridge University, architects at Perkins + Will, and engineers at Thornton Tomasetti that aims to answer lingering questions around how, exactly, architects and engineers might bring these massive timber towers to life.
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That, however, was not what some of SDR architects and early users thought.
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Like their condo kin, rentals are increasingly opting for architects with boldface names.
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The architects I shadowed suggested I look into another path, so I did.
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The architects say they were inspired by the aesthetics of a roller coaster.
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They stole scientists, doctors, architects, teachers, entrepreneurs, astronomers, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, etc.
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"This is what we want our young architects to design with," Obeng argues.
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The point, he says, is that constraints should not prevent architects from inventiveness.
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From the architects of the Gherkin comes another glass skyscraper full of eccentricities.
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Architects love designing chairs, and the best of them have penned some classics.
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Video game designers create worlds, which makes the medium a natural for architects.
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Video game designers create worlds, which makes the medium a natural for architects.
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How did you, as architects, decide on your typography for the book design?
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DJs, architects, graphic designers, and other rarefied iPad users should be very excited.
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For its part, Collegrove isn't a particularly flattering selfie of its two architects.
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Hadid, who died yesterday at 65, was an inspiration for many female architects.
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That resulted in architectural treats such as Westminster, designed by Michael Hopkins Architects.
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He would like artists to be mix of musicians, photographers, painters and architects.
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But the resourcefulness of Sesame's architects has played an important part as well.
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Plannerly is cloud based, and connects architects, building owners, and other stakeholders together.
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But locals hope that architects will soon have a better excuse to visit.
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But there are certainly other artists and architects who have done it better.
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They partner with Architects for Animals and hold an auction of cat houses.
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Image: Atelier SADFuel Station + McDonald's, Batumi, Georgia, by Giorgi Khmaladze Architects, 2012-13.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art hired David Chipperfield Architects to renovate its campus.
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One survey of British architects found that 193% of their buildings were late.
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Inspired by the forest nearby, Maas Architects used native oak for the facade.
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Eventually, Iribe envisions uses for virtual reality in enterprise, from architects to mechanics.
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Golda Meir was one of the early architects of the state of Israel.
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Architects become great at their job when they LEARN how to build correctly.
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It was designed by Glenn Rappaport of Black Shack Architects in Basalt, Colo.
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This led revolutionary architects like Frank Lloyd Wright to challenge how we live.
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Bringing together the world's two most innovative liftmakers would certainly lift architects' spirits.
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By measure of volume, Ingels is among the most successful architects working today.
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Her father is the principal architect of David Hidalgo Architects, in Arcadia, Calif.
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In turn, those banks are the architects of the currencies of their country.
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Architects mourned the sudden death of Zaha Hadid, 65, after a heart attack.
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For male architects, such traits are often taken positively, as proof of genius.
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The architects designed a rough-surfaced, tapering tower whose windows resembled artillery damage.
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Gropius was born into a wealthy family of architects in Berlin in 21950.
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You're forgetting all the architects who paid the first installments with their blood.
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Possible jobs with this major: Computer network architects, software developers, computer hardware engineers.
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The four-story, 29-unit residential project was designed by Snow Kreilich Architects.
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The 80-foot "fish shed" was designed by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects Limited.
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Many home-design showrooms were once the domain of professional designers and architects.
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SHoP Architects staked out some prime real estate at this year's main fair.
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Its architects designed it, very explicitly, as a way of unifying Europe politically.
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The company helps connect with a network of brokers, architects, interior designers, etc.
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Already, architects have envisioned what the skyports in the city could look like.
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To blame them — and paint them as co-conspirators, even "architects" — is misleading.
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Designed by architects Shope Reno Wharton, the house has a stately limestone exterior.
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Architects, product designers and engineers are among the likely targets for the product.
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It's reminiscent of how the Warren Buffett-backed architects of Kraft Heinz operate.
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The architects of the nuclear deal make three dubious claims on its behalf.
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Architects began to garner all the glory while engineers toiled in their shadows.
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Mr. Holden, 363, is also an architectural designer, at Patkau Architects in Vancouver.
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Richard Southwick, from Beyer Blinder Belle, the New York architects, oversaw its restoration.
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Working with a group of architects, Mr. Perez helped design the dormitory space.
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It is unevolved to want to celebrate the architects and defenders of slavery.
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His lawyer, Sean Bigley, has become one of the architects of the strategy.
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"In college our creative architects earned about a B average," Donald MacKinnon wrote.
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Female architects make less than their male counterparts at every level of experience.
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Mr. Holden, 28, is also an architectural designer, at Patkau Architects in Vancouver.
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But what did Japanese architects want from, and to do with, European Modernism?
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The permit shows the scope of work and the architects and engineers involved.
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They are also the edges against which most architects hone their signature styles.
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The impending changes drew sharp criticism from architects of the Obama-era policy.
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It was built in 2008 and designed by Bozeman-based Miller-Roodell Architects.
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This was a very exciting conversation between the curatorial side and the architects.
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McPhee does not seem interested in emulating the architects of previous expansion teams.
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A separate team of architects and builders is at work developing those designs.
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"They can't legislate it," said the Eyleses' architect, Peter Sante of Sante Architects.
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Then, in search of an architect, he visited Greg Faulkner, of Faulkner Architects.
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If provided detailed plans by architects and designers, the factory can fabricate, e.g.
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Increasing numbers of architects, developers, governments, educational institutions and corporations are embracing wood.
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We don't know the influence of traditional architecture on architects like Le Corbusier.
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Ms. Roberts works with gardeners and landscape architects to design outdoor green spaces.
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His father was a licensed architect who worked in Manhattan at RKTB Architects.
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Two architects and their canine sidekick are on the adventure of a lifetime.
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We were all sitting there, architects with gray hair, going, 'Holy s--t!
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Mr. Sherburne, 28, is an architect at Kliment Halsband Architects in New York.
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"These are the architects of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies," he said.
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In my opinion, Raymond Hood was one of the greatest skyscraper architects ever.
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He envisaged a group of landmark buildings by the world's most prominent architects.
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Vital to this portrait are contemporary architects' recollections of Bernadette in her youth.
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"The architects who made these didn't ever want to dictate play," she said.
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One of its architects, Secretary Alex Azar, was formerly an executive at Lilly.
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Under AMLO, the anti-corruption system has made no progress, say its architects.
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It was designed by the same architects who designed the Empire State Building.
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The architect even won an Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects.
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And she worked with the renowned Bauhaus architects Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer.
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Architects had tried to revive ornamentalism once before, in the 1980s, with postmodernism.
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Three of today's most talented architects have chosen nontraditional residences with intriguing features.
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The architects plan everything ahead of time, like an architect building a house.
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The president just jettisoned one of the key architects of his Russia policy.
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Alan Vallance was appointed chief executive of the Royal Institute of British Architects.
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I'm putting Daybreaker next because it was a really exciting time for Architects.
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Don't tell Trump—two Mexican guys just won the most prestigious young architects' award in the US. The Mexico City-based Escobedo Soliz Studio's colorful installation was chosen last week for this year's MoMA PS73's Young Architects Program (YAP).
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" But in thinking about the competition, both architects also wondered whether, through design, the wall could be turned on its head, if architects could "come up with a completely different program that exists along the border that somehow benefits both countries.
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Together with other artists, architects, and sculptors in the competition — which included Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller and Norwegian architects Snøhetta, who designed the National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion at Ground Zero — Dahlberg visited the sites in late 2013.
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Its architects, Fran Silvestre Architects, created a rounded form to help make its tight site feel less confining, to guide the eye into the deep neighboring landscape, and to echo the curving shapes of the course — its fairways, greens, bunkers.
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The competition for the new shelter began in 2015 and was open to the 140 architects of the firm Ennead, itself a descendant of Polshek Partnership Architects, which had worked on large-scale projects at the cathedral since the 1990s.
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But the reality of Johnson — one of the most compelling architects who has ever lived, which is not the same as being one of the best architects — is that the most interesting thing about him was not the buildings he designed.
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Johnny was working with experimental architects, had a family he loved, and was happy.
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I work closely with the architects and the designers and then the marketing team.
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Zaha Hadid Architects has designed some of Beijing's more futuristic residential and office buildings.
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The historic chateau exterior belies a modern glass-and-steel interior by the architects.
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Much of the Avalon draws on the forms of contemporary architects like Zaha Hadid.
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Mill Creek Ranch, in Vanderpool, TX, was done by Ten Eyck Landscape Architects Inc.
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Now, local architects are just as likely to study from within their home country.
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That can frustrate architects, who have an almost compulsive need to design and create.
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"We have a crisis," he told the architects early in the spring of 2010.
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Some architects want to do everything themselves, but we prefer to collaborate other disciplines.
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Jobs include security architects, penetration testers, information security analysts and chief information security officers.
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In retrospect, I'm sure they were architects of the moments I fell into unwittingly.
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Too many are poorly thought out, or are exploitative of younger architects and designers.
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TAPE: It's not just construction workers and architects; it also extends to, Stacy, ninjas.
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He then met with contractors and architects who were involved in designing the building.
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The architects of Colorado's plan are well aware they will be met with opposition.
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Total median pay: $1163,000 Median base salary: $130,000 Simply put, software architects build software.
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Alongside these, the book exhumes some architects who are now overlooked, including Bruce Goff.
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"It's a dystopian choice," Krister Lindstedt, a partner at White Architects, told The Guardian.
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Plus SHoP is a firm of well-respected architects behind other skinny, pretty towers.
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All of the money we've given to architects and designers—we actually can't stop.
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His posters are celebrating architecture and knowledge, architects and librarians at the same time.
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The technology influences how urban planners, architects and government officials plan for the future.
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Of course, architects and designers have been inspired by biology for hundreds of years.
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Trump's trade adviser Peter Navarro was one of the administration's architects of that policy.
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Apple head designer Jonathan Ive teamed up with architects Foster + Partners for the redesign.
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Appalled, the Israel Association of United Architects canceled the exhibition and withdrew the catalog.
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As architects, we're also trained to bring different people together to produce a design.
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Granted, inspired African architects were hard to find well into the late 20th century.
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The regulations do more than just redistribute, argues Jonathan Gruber, one of Obamacare's architects.
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Architects of new office blocks locate male and female toilets on the same floor.
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And that is what gained her a constituency far beyond the world of architects.
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Artists are architects of being; building communities where there are no strangers only neighbors.
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Mr. Ingels, 41, is one of the most in-demand architects of his generation.
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Developers, contractors, engineers and architects in New York took a fresh look at composites.
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ANTWERP, BELGIUM — For architects, or at least for Zaha Hadid, there is an afterlife.
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She is an architectural designer at Robert A. M. Stern Architects in New York.
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He and Edward M. Bassett were the chief architects of the 5853 Zoning Resolution.
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After all, he dissed Washington swamp creatures and the architects of the Iraq War.
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T6. Architects (except naval) saw a 58% growth in employment between 2014 and 2018.
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In 1934, architects designed an airport that would have stretched across the Thames, between
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MORE were key architects of the program's expansion over the course of their administrations.
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Architects from around the world have made major design decisions based on feng shui.
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But when the couple interviewed designers and architects, they were stunned, Mr. Wallgren said.
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The Wing's staff is majority female and its spaces are designed by female architects.
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So we thought: Why don't we work with the world's best architects on this?
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It required architects, one of whom Putin found in the ultranationalist academic Alexander Dugin.
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That she even has favorite architects, forget too many to list a top three.
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Creative Chef is a collective that includes designers, illustrators, photographers, graphic designers, and architects.
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And its architects are woefully unprepared for the chaos it would unleash upon passage.
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Tetrate was actually founded by some of the architects behind the development of Istio.
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Polselli, 32, is an architect at Robert A. M. Stern Architects in New York.
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I know a lot of people — they're writers or they're architects or they're kids.
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It was designed by the French airport design firm ADPI and Zaha Hadid Architects.
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The architects replaced all 20,000 tiles with marble from the original quarry in Vermont.
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Yugoslavia's neither-nor position also gave its architects an edge for international building projects.
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These architects of the global economy pride themselves on being brilliant, aloof and rational.
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At this point, McFeely and Markus are senior architects of the Marvel movie universe.
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His firm, Richard Meier & Partners Architects, has offices in New York and Los Angeles.
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The architects also looked at the country's traditional earthen structures for passive solar techniques.
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But after the American Institute of Architects was founded in 1857, the professions split.
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And, if Simone was soul's "High Priestess," Morrison was one of its literary architects.
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The Trump team also has flown architects to Uruguay to assist in the project.
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The design was shortlisted for a Royal Institute of British Architects award in 2017.
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And arguably these hallmarks can be traced to Ms. Roberts's firm, Elizabeth Roberts Architects.
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The exhibition's undercurrent is the contribution of women architects and designers to this era.
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We were the architects who renovated the Hayes next door to the St. James.
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Most architects design museums like, look at me, look at me, look at me.
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Mr. Rogers was one of the architects who designed the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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The installation, designed by Reiulf Ramstad Architects, at the top of Trollstigen in Norway.
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The Supercar Capsule team is comprised of a group of engineers, designers, and architects.
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Architects traditionally achieve renown with corporate headquarters, private residences, museums, concert halls and stadiums.
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Hitt said that the museum's architects improperly declined to issue certificates of substantial completion.
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They need security architects to make sure all the best practices are being followed.
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Ennead Architects helped them design ingenious slatted benches that hook onto the raised beds.
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It was designed by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects of Vienna and opened in 2009.
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The bride's parents both work at Pacific Architects and Engineers in Laguna Niguel, Calif.
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It belongs to one of the master architects of the culture you now inhabit.
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The winner, Hugh Broughton Architects, designed Halley VI to last at least 20 years.
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But the architects and engineers of American Copper did not need their arms twisted.
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This is the question that architects, designers and consumer product companies are now exploring.
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But now developers are asking architects to bring them back, albeit in friendlier forms.
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Julie Nelson at BKSK Architects has designed the interior of the Center for Fiction.
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The architects said the rear door was designed to accommodate the park's sloping terrain.
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The artists who work there work with computers; the architects are trained on computers.
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Other architects and prospective owners circled like vultures, ready to buy up the property.
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Lucas Hafeli, 37, works in New York as an architect for Peter Pennoyer Architects.
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Architects Guylee Simmonds and David Schnabel are exploring the Arctic on a refurbished lifeboat.
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It was a favorite material of his father's, one of Puerto Rico's leading architects.
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As the association and its architects discussed what to do, the answer was obvious.
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With the architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, he designed sculptural cladding for the building's antenna.
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The architects of these vast structures are difficult to see with the naked eye.
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As MacCarthy suggests, he had none of the puffery we associate with great architects.
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"Architects have social responsibility," said Sultana, an assistant professor at BRAC University in Dhaka.
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The project will train architects, engineers, conservators, and archaeologists to develop sustainable conservation methods.
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He was one of the principal architects of the administration's telecommunications and Internet policies.
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They have also been calling for the architects behind the investigation to be punished.
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Architects graduating in the early 1990s emerged from P.U.C. as both practitioners and thinkers.
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And Skidmore Owings & Merrill, who we've hired as the project architects, really know them.
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KY: I'm one of few architects, I think, who really hangs out with artists.
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The building, with 397,000 "salable" square feet, was designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects.
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Outside, we see Fernando García-Dory's "Goat Pavilion" (2017), a collaboration with Hayatsu Architects.
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Pat Toomey (R-PA), one of the primary architects of the plan, told reporters.
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Architects want to restore the cathedral with a glass roof and a crystal spire.
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Within the general principles she had broadly developed during 35 years of practice, Ms. Hadid, Mr. Schumacher and other architects, both senior and junior, brainstormed ideas together, and the younger design architects would then develop proposals that would lead to further sketches.
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The American Institute of Architects, in a 1979 article published in its quarterly magazine, cited Jefferson's work as inspiring for modern architects, who essentially needed to be reintroduced to Jefferson's ideas a scant 35 years after air conditioning became common in homes.
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He made at least as big a mark with museum exhibitions, including the 1976 show "Chicago Architects," which presented the work of lesser-known, idiosyncratic architects whose work Mr. Tigerman felt had been overlooked because they did not follow Chicago's modernist party line.
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