This architect of D.C.'s Union Station was in charge of the architecture for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, a city for which he designed a new plan in 1909.
This architect designed a three-archway gatehouse with turrets and a terracotta bull's head in the center. This architect included a glass rooftop dome and alpine corner roof sections for a now-demolished skyscraper. One of this person's projects involved the preservation of a string of forests that connected several parks, called the "Emerald Necklace." A baths-of-Diocletian-inspired design by this architect contains a three-arch loggia as part of a longer arcade. This architect of the Union Stock Yard Gate and the Masonic Temple Building was a member of the McMillan Commission that re-designed the (*) National Mall. A classical Greek column inspired this architect's design for a skyscraper with a narrow triangular floorplan. This architect of D.C.'s Union Station was in charge of the architecture for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, a city for which he designed a new plan in 1909. For 10 points, name this architect who promoted City Beautiful and designed the Flatiron Building.
This architect designed a three-archway gatehouse with turrets and a terracotta bull's head in the center.
Daniel Burnham