Robert Aitkins's design for the West Pediment of that building designed by this man features a young Justice Taft contemplating some royal headwear.
Until 9/11, photographers of one of this man's buildings often framed it between the Twin Towers when	 shooting from the Hudson. Conspiracy theorists contend that that building by this man was the launch point for government rocket attacks on the Twin Towers. Another building designed by this man includes a relief of Mohammed holding a sword and a Koran in its frieze of 18 [*] lawgivers. Robert Aitkins's design for the West Pediment of that building designed by this man features a young Justice Taft contemplating some royal headwear. The Neogothic lobby of one building designed by this man is adorned with swirling green and gold tile. From 1913 to 1930, the world's tallest building was this man's "Cathedral of Commerce." For 10 points, name this designer of the U.S. Supreme Court Building and the Woolworth Building.
Until 9/11, photographers of one of this man's buildings often framed it between the Twin Towers when	 shooting from the Hudson.
Cass Gilbert