This architect used a dove's wing for the shape of the white roof of the United States Institute of Peace and designed the Crystal Bridges Museum.
This man is essentially rebuilding one of his best known projects for a complex at Golden Dream Bay in Qinhuangdao, China. In what Philip Kennicott called "a perfect exercise in the clean lines and megalomania of police-state architecture," an aircraft-carrier sized park rests on top of three separate towers for a hotel he designed in Singapore. He dammed a river to create the two pools which divide the eight (*) shell-like pavilions of a forested art museum. This architect used a dove's wing for the shape of the white roof of the United States Institute of Peace and designed the Crystal Bridges Museum. He made his name with a project that varied a single concrete box construction into 15 different styles of 158 modular, interlocking homes near the Saint Lawrence River. For 10 points, name this Israeli-Canadian architect who designed the Habitat for Montreal's Expo 67.
This man is essentially rebuilding one of his best known projects for a complex at Golden Dream Bay in Qinhuangdao, China.
Moshe Safdie