A cemetery in this country consists of a terracotta, cube-shaped ossuary building in the middle of a courtyard with blue-roofed walls. Another architect placed a map of this country in front of five colorful colonnades representing the classical orders and his "delicatessen order." A movement from this country called "the Tendency," or Neorationalism, is exemplified by the work of an architect who critiqued modernist functionalism with the idea of "urban artifacts" in his The Architecture of the City. A plaza named for 
A cemetery in this country consists of a terracotta, cube-shaped ossuary building in the middle of a courtyard with blue-roofed walls. Another architect placed a map of this country in front of five colorful colonnades representing the classical orders and his "delicatessen order." A movement from this country called "the Tendency," or Neorationalism, is exemplified by the work of an architect who critiqued modernist functionalism with the idea of "urban artifacts" in his The Architecture of the City. A plaza named for this country designed by Charles Moore in New Orleans is a standard example of postmodernist architecture. An architect from this country designed the (*) Cy Twombly Pavilion at the Menil Collection. It's not Britain, but an architect from this country used the colors blue and green to denote pipes carrying air and water on the outside of a building. For 10 points, name this home of Aldo Rossi and the designer of the Centre Pompidou, Renzo Piano.
A cemetery in this country consists of a terracotta, cube-shaped ossuary building in the middle of a courtyard with blue-roofed walls.
Italy