This architect designed a hotel shaped like a jagged "U" whose floors were removed top-down during its year-long demolition. This architect proposed housing 10 million people in spines extending off expressways built on platforms over the water in a plan to develop a city's bay. A spherical observatory juts out of a grid of pedestrian bridges in a "Television Building" by this architect. The snail-like roof of an arena designed by this architect is suspended over two steel cables connected to two steel towers. Pilotis support a museum by this architect that stands behind a reflecting pool and a saddle-shaped cenotaph. A student of this architect created a skyscraper consisting of detachable office and living units; that (*) Capsule Tower is an example of Metabolism, whose proponents were mentored by this man. He designed a National Gymnasium for the Olympics in Y
This architect designed a hotel shaped like a jagged "U" whose floors were removed top-down during its year-long demolition. This architect proposed housing 10 million people in spines extending off expressways built on platforms over the water in a plan to develop a city's bay. A spherical observatory juts out of a grid of pedestrian bridges in a "Television Building" by this architect. The snail-like roof of an arena designed by this architect is suspended over two steel cables connected to two steel towers. Pilotis support a museum by this architect that stands behind a reflecting pool and a saddle-shaped cenotaph. A student of this architect created a skyscraper consisting of detachable office and living units; that (*) Capsule Tower is an example of Metabolism, whose proponents were mentored by this man. He designed a National Gymnasium for the Olympics in Yoyogi Park. For 10 points, name this Japanese architect of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
This architect designed a hotel shaped like a jagged "U" whose floors were removed top-down during its year-long demolition.
Kenzo Tange (The unnamed buildings are the Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka and the Fuji Television Building; the student is Kisho Kurokawa.)