This architect used three intersecting pavilions in a house he situated on a sea bluff in Bermuda. This architect of the House in Tuckers Town used neo-Gothic windows for the Gordon Wu Hall at Princeton University. This architect wrote a book which re-examined the "vulgar billboards" of the Vegas Strip, calling them elements of a new architecture. A semblance of symmetry is maintained in this architect's first work, in which a chimney in the middle competes with the staircase in splitting the (*) middle. This architect designed a house for his mother Vanna, formed a firm with John Rausch and his wife Denise Scott Brown, and exemplifies the post-modern tradition. For 10 points, identify this 
This architect used three intersecting pavilions in a house he situated on a sea bluff in Bermuda. This architect of the House in Tuckers Town used neo-Gothic windows for the Gordon Wu Hall at Princeton University. This architect wrote a book which re-examined the "vulgar billboards" of the Vegas Strip, calling them elements of a new architecture. A semblance of symmetry is maintained in this architect's first work, in which a chimney in the middle competes with the staircase in splitting the (*) middle. This architect designed a house for his mother Vanna, formed a firm with John Rausch and his wife Denise Scott Brown, and exemplifies the post-modern tradition. For 10 points, identify this architect most famous for subverting Mies van der Rohe with his dictum "less is a bore."
This architect used three intersecting pavilions in a house he situated on a sea bluff in Bermuda.
Robert Charles Venturi, Jr.