architect
- noun
- /ˈɑrkɪtɛkt/
- I've been a civil engineer and an architect most of my life.
- architects and engineers
- architects and designers
- architects and planners
And the first question was, do architects use the golden ratio?
- And the first question was, do architects use the golden ratio?
- Richard Rodgers, the British architect, has a modest proposal.
- This is the former home of Bank of England architect Sir Johnstone.
- We'll need construction workers, architects and engineers.
- And in the houses that we built, he was the architect, I was the decorator.
- And it wasn't just creative artists, it was architects, doctors, all sorts all across fields.
- They came, believe it or not, from the very same guy, an architect named Rafael Vinoli.
- I think the actual style came from the architect.
- Gave that architect six weeks to get plans done.
- He's an architect friend of mine.
- A generation later, some Indian architects would have run the same thing.
- We learned that because the architect was killed, Noah becomes the architect.
Examples
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He's an architect and designer.
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Richard Rodgers, the British architect, has a modest proposal.
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I have my own architect.
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And the first question was, do architects use the golden ratio?
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I was a landscape architect.
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The architect just made the drawings.
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We'll need construction workers, architects and engineers.
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You, I suspect, are chief architect of this compromise.
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You're not only a brilliant architect, you're a good man.
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The architect presented his blueprints for the new library to the city council.
Synonyms
A person who plans how things will look and work, for example buildings or products
Compounds
A person who plans and designs gardens, parks, and outdoor places to make them useful and attractive
How Senior
Surface Forms
Etymology
Architect comes from Greek parts archi- meaning 'chief' and -tect meaning 'builder', so an architect was originally the 'chief builder' of a project. That's why an architect designs buildings and often leads their construction.