architect
person trained to plan and design buildings, and oversee their construction
architectural engineer
engineer specialising in the design and operation of buildings
diocesan architect
State responsible for all work carried out on buildings belonging to the French Catholic dioceses (1801-1905)
master of the works
historical term for stonemasons and other craftsmen who ran building huts in the Middle Ages
historic preservationist
profession
council architect
architect working for a local council
Architects and Urbanists of the State
architect and urban planner within the French state system
railway station architect
architect mainly focusing on designing railway station buildings
master builder
central figure leading construction projects
New Zealand Government Architect
former New Zealand government appointment
landscape architect
person involved in the planning, design and sometimes direction of a landscape, garden, or distinct space
chief architect of civil buildings and national palaces
architect specialized in the restoration of a building, monument or site of historic, archaeological, aesthetic or landscape value; French specialism
urban architect
form of town planner; French usage
chief architect
position; public official in several countries