columns of white steel make up the facade of one of these buildings in Luxembourg, designed by Chris
columns of white steel make up the facade of one of these buildings in Luxembourg, designed by Christian de Portzamparc. The most expensive one ever built is an illuminated blue cube in Copenhagen, designed by Jean Nouvel. Hans Scharoun inaugurated the "vineyard style" of constructing these buildings when he replaced a bombed-out one in Berlin with a structure consisting of interlaced yellow pentagons. QR codes appear during wallcasts tailored to people on the outside looking into one of these buildings in South Beach, known as the (*) New World Center. Nearby condominium residents and sidewalk pedestrians had to deal with 140 degree Fahrenheit temperatures before the most famous of these structures had some of its panels sanded in 2005 to reduce glare. That building of this type resembles a boat with drenched sails, and consists of over 12,000 pieces of corrugated stainless steel. For 10 points, name these performing arts venues, including the one in Los Angeles designed by Frank Gehry and named for Walt Disney
columns of white steel make up the facade of one of these buildings in Luxembourg, designed by Christian de Portzamparc.