A memorial in this city consists of (*) 2,711 concrete slabs of various heights placed in a grid on a slope.
This city is the site of a Hugh Stubbins design that is nicknamed the "The Pregnant Oyster" and sits beside a pool with Henry Moore's last sculpture, Large Divided Oval: Butterfly. A complex of buildings in this city has a collective roof consisting of a wire mesh linking white Teflon sails to form a big tent. This city is also home to a circular cathedral with a massive green dome. Both Helmut Jahn's Sony Center and St. Hedwig's Cathedral are located in this city, as well as a museum that contains 49 pillars planted with oleaster, called the Garden of Exile, and an installation of 10,000 steel faces called Fallen Leaves. A memorial in this city consists of (*) 2,711 concrete slabs of various heights placed in a grid on a slope. That monument, like a museum whose metal exterior is perforated by slash-mark-like windows and whose plan follows a zigzagging shape, commemorates the Holocaust. For 10 points, name this home of Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum and the Brandenburg Gate.
This city is the site of a Hugh Stubbins design that is nicknamed the "The Pregnant Oyster" and sits beside a pool with Henry Moore's last sculpture, Large Divided Oval: Butterfly.
Berlin