noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
landscape architect
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
chief
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Yakovlev, the head of Agitprop and one of the chief architects of the cut-back in provincial newspapers in January.
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The chief architect of the new Web page is 18-year-old Roderick Portales.
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He was the chief architect in charge of the then-burgeoning rapid transit system - and it turns out he was also a painter.
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This was virtually the Conservatives in disguise with Baldwin, rather than the prime minister, Macdonald, its chief architect .
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The chief architect of this incredible advance in bombing efficiency was unquestionably Don Bennett.
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Mr Gates will retain strong links with the company he founded 25 years ago by becoming chairman and chief software architect .
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It is now the office of the chief architect of the city of Prague.
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The chief architect of the document was vice chairman Makoto Tanabe, who was widely tipped to succeed Doi as leader.
famous
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Greenridge is a category B listed house, built in 1840 by the famous architect , Archibald Simpson.
great
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He had Daedalus, a great architect and inventor, construct a place of confinement for him from which escape was impossible.
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The characteristic styles of great architects and designers may be seen clearly reflected - Chippendale, Sheraton, Adam and Hepplewhite.
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Many of the country stations did not enjoy the pedigree of great architects to sire them.
leading
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The buildings themselves, often paid for by local philanthropists, were commissioned from leading architects .
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He achieved great success and became the leading landscape architect of the day.
local
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Three times, local architect Val Welham offered 110,000 pounds of her own money but each time it was rejected.
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We visited the office of Dail Dixon, a brilliant local architect whose work we had admired.
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Plans have been prepared by a local architect for a clubhouse, traditional pavilion and all-weather nets.
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Orchids &038; Onions was founded in 1976 by local architects to improve public awareness of design.
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On the other is the pressure group, Birmingham for People, championed by local architect Joe Holyoak.
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Mr. Wing was a prominent local architect and he went on to design and build the House of Industry.
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Find a local historian or architect who can help you in dating or describing it.
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It was built in 1864 to the design of a local architect , Peter Ellis, and is of five storeys.
main
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Mr Greenwood, who was the main architect of the currency link, thinks the present rate is about right.
principal
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Since the death of his predecessor, Professor Blakely, he was one of its principal architects .
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Horner was the principal architect of the air campaign and orchestrated its execution.
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He was the principal architect of the paper's style and the only journalist involved with the original Founders.
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Mr Levin, the former chief strategist of Time Inc, was a principal architect of the 1989 merger.
young
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Christina found herself remembering the way the promising young architect had first come into their lives.
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Equally outstanding is the record of a score of young architects in the country.
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Soames returned from answering the door accompanied by the young architect , Holdernesse.
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The young architect acknowledged that it was a tough question, that he faced it on site often.
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It would be pleasant to have a film of curate Ramsey talking to the young architects of sand-castles.
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He was greatly cheered to find so many young architects designing the new classical buildings of which he so much approved.
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Now there is to be twinning between the two regions, to be followed by exchanges of students and younger architects .
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Cassirer was a friend and sponsor of the young architect Erich Mendelsohn.
■ NOUN
landscape
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Finally in 1974 the San Francisco landscape architect Lawrence Halprin won the commission.
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Santee recently hired a landscape architect to begin drawing designs for a skate park.
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Few are any more attractive than those they have replaced, despite the work of designers and landscape architects .
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The book by Folkwin Wendland, a trained garden- and landscape architect , traces its history since 1450.
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By the 1920S the former had won the day and landscape architects turned their talents to municipal projects.
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On this occasion Andy, the landscape architect , whom her father nicknamed Adam the gardener, was invited.
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He achieved great success and became the leading landscape architect of the day.
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born
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The Toronto-\#born architect is on a roll.
build
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These dwellings belonged to the poorer white small holders, and were built without consultation with architects or planners.
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Do they have all the things that are necessary to build the building the architect wants?
design
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In order to create as varied development as possible, each of the five building phases will be designed by a different architect .
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Palaces are designed by architects to be looked at rather than lived in.
employ
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As a result, they have the knack of employing the best architects , but not getting the best out of them.
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Thomas Hardy was employed by both architects and may have been involved in the work.
work
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Sometimes a project of this kind will involve working alongside an architect and interior designer.
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She had supervised the renovation of a large Victorian home, working with the architect and numerous subcontractors.
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Beveridge is usually thought of as the architect of the British National Health Service.
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St Paul's Cathedral was designed by the famous architect , Sir Christopher Wren.
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the chief architect of the election victory
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The Imperial Hotel in Tokyo was designed by the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
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We're working with a team of architects on the plans for the new building.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As well as being an architect , he is a chartered town planner, and is specially qualified in building conservation.
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I read the account of an architect who was consulted by a church with unsuitable premises which they wanted to adapt.
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Livings was their architect for the iron foundry at Stockton, which John now had ideas of enlarging.
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Previously, some of the most ardent opponents of architectural conservation have themselves been architects.
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Since the death of his predecessor, Professor Blakely, he was one of its principal architects.
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Weck Glass Block has introduced some new product lines to that old favorite of architects everywhere.