Aron Vinegar's I am a Monument
This architect projected a large X's and O's diagram onto his never-built Bill-Ding-Building for the National Football Hall of Fame in New Brunswick.  One structure designed by this architect, located near the Esherick House of one of his employers, was described by Frederick Schwartz as the "first Postmodern anything" for its monumental facade and was designed for his mother Vanna in Philadelphia. Aron Vinegar's I am a Monument is a critical examination of a book co-written by this man, his wife Denise Scott Brown, and Steven Izenour that celebrated roadside decor and the strip of the title city. He called for an eclectic style of "messy vitality" in his book Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture, and designed the Seattle Art Museum and the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery. For 10 points, name this author of Learning from Las Vegas, who attacked modernism with the phrase, "less is a bore."
This architect projected a large X's and O's diagram onto his never-built Bill-Ding-Building for the National Football Hall of Fame in New Brunswick.  
Robert Charles Venturi