architect

[ˈɑːkɪtekt]

Definition:
1. A person who designs buildings and in many cases also supervises their construction.
2. A person who plans large projects such as landscaping or railways.

Use 'architect' in a sentence:

1. Here we can see how the architect as made use of a single material, testing its possibilities and confinements.
2. Sam is an architect in Chicago.
3. Then, the rich merchant hired the architect to build a very big and modern cathedral on that place.
4. It was then that the professions of architect and builder was first born.
5. The jury was impressed by the partnership between the architects and the building contractor.
6. These will guide the architect in the creation and evaluation of the architecture.
7. I actually emailed the architects who designed the building, just before I found this site.
8. Its architect is unknown, but his work was superb.
9. How does the IT architect ensure that a system's architecture satisfactorily encompasses all these requirements?
10. As an architect, spend a few more minutes on site at your next project.
11. The software architect and designer develop detailed service specifications that include the protocol and policy information.
12. The building was constructed from the design of that architect.
13. If you modify a building, set aside enough money to hire an architect and contractors.
14. Do you want to be self employed, to become the architect of your own work life?
15. He joined the army in New York City, where he was working as an architect and engineer.
16. At that point in his career, the young architect had no experience designing such large buildings.
17. The architect was gesticulating at a hole in the ground.
18. Who needs an architect?