For 10 points, name this 19th century American architect of Boston's Trinity Church.
Whenever clients came to see this architect, his assistant would sound a gong, and this man would appear wearing the habit of a monk. This architect alternated double-decked judges' rooms with high, wide courtrooms in his design of a courthouse, which he linked to a prison via the Bridge of Sighs. This man designed a desolate step pyramid in Wyoming to mark the point of highest elevation in the Transcontinental Railroad. Robert Venturi's favorite building in America is a red-brick structure this architect designed for Harvard University, known as (*) Sever Hall. He looked to Italian palazzos for the design of his now-destroyed seven story Marshall Field's Wholesale Store. John La Farge, William Morris, and Edward Burne-Jones collaborated on the stained glass windows of this man's most famous building, which has a Greek Cross plan, sits in Copley Square near the Hancock Tower, and exemplifies this man's namesake "Romanesque." For 10 points, name this 19th century American architect of Boston's Trinity Church.
Whenever clients came to see this architect, his assistant would sound a gong, and this man would appear wearing the habit of a monk.
Henry Hobson Richardson