This architect used then-unusual all-glass mullions for the facade of his now-demolished Sundrome at JFK. Walter Roberts used the phrase "just a bunch of towers" to criticize this architect's initial design for the Pueblo-inspired NCAR Mesa Laboratory. The Myriad Botanical Gardens and Convention Center were constructed as part of this man's namesake design plan for Oklahoma City. He designed a building in which a "glass tent" made up of two triangles leans against a white rectangular tower on the coast of Lake Erie. His most famous design is fo
This architect used then-unusual all-glass mullions for the facade of his now-demolished Sundrome at JFK. Walter Roberts used the phrase "just a bunch of towers" to criticize this architect's initial design for the Pueblo-inspired NCAR Mesa Laboratory. The Myriad Botanical Gardens and Convention Center were constructed as part of this man's namesake design plan for Oklahoma City. He designed a building in which a "glass tent" made up of two triangles leans against a white rectangular tower on the coast of Lake Erie. His most famous design is for a structure located between the Sully, Denon, and Richelieu Wings of an art museum and, despite popular myth, does not actually have 666 panes. For 10 points, name this architect of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Louvre Pyramid.
This architect used then-unusual all-glass mullions for the facade of his now-demolished Sundrome at JFK.
I.M. Pei [or Ieoh Ming Pei]