This architect designed a memorial including a "Hall of Acts" and a "Creativity Pavilion": the main portion of that memorial depicts a hand dripping blood in the shape of a map.
This architect designed a memorial including a "Hall of Acts" and a "Creativity Pavilion": the main portion of that memorial depicts a hand dripping blood in the shape of a map. A park designed by this man includes an Air Force Museum called "The Hut" and a white trapezoidal building with a red flame-like marquee over the entrance. This architect designed a church which the local bishop called "the devil's bomb shelter", which contains a tapestry copy of Picasso's Guernica. One of this man's most famous buildings is made of four concrete (*) parabolas and an inverted obelisk; this Church of St. Francis of Assisi was part of his Pampulha Project. His most famous large-scale project includes a hyperboloid cathedral made of 16 concrete columns. For 10 points, name this modern architect who designed most of Brasilia.
This architect designed a memorial including a "Hall of Acts" and a "Creativity Pavilion": the main portion of that memorial depicts a hand dripping blood in the shape of a map.
Oscar Niemeyer