The designer of Dulles Airport
Who is Eero Saarinen?
A bowler makes three strikes in a row
What is a Turkey?
A network of regularly spaced, intersecting lines used to organize spatial layouts, structures, or urban development
What is a grid?
The popular quote from the movie Scarface
What is "Say hello to my little friend?"
The last 4 words in the U.S. national anthem
What is "Home of the Brave?"
The designer of Shanghai Tower
Who is Gensler?
The winner of the 2026 NBA Championship
What are the New York Knicks?
A structural element that projects beyond its support and is anchored at one end
What is a cantilever?
The viral box office phenomenon surrounding the simultaneous theatrical release of two major films back in the summer 2023
What is Barbenheimer?
In the computer abbreviation RAM, M stand for this
What is Memory?
The designer and location of the Salk Institute
Who is Louis Kahn? Where is San Diego?
The football club with the most Champions League titles
What is Real Madrid?
The central organizing concept or fundamental design idea underlying an architectural composition
What is a parti?
In the mid-1980s, this beverage company unveiled a new formula for its soda
What is Coca-Cola?
Roman numeral L has this numeric value
What is 50?
The century the Taj Mahal was built in
What is the 17th century?
Who won "Male Athlete of the Year" in 2012
Who is Usain Bolt?
This small groove in masonry receives the edge of flashing
What is a reglet?
The film composer who created the score for movies such as "Interstellar" and "The Lion King"
Who is Hans Zimmer?
Solve this equation: 15 + 13(3x4) - 3 =
What is 168?
The designer and location of Elbphilharmonie
Who is Herzog de Meuron? Where is Hamburg?
Green Jacket
What is winning the Masters Golf Tournament?
A type of smart, electronically switchable glass that changes its tint or opacity when a low-voltage electrical current is applied
First African-American man to who win all four major American entertainment awards: an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony
Who is John Legend?
A word or phrase that spells a completely different, valid word or phrase when read backward
What is semordnilap?