He is best-known for an inverse catenary-shaped structure representing westward expansion in the United States.
This man employed a double-curve form and a reinforced concrete arch in his design of the Ingalls Ice Rink on the campus of Yale University. He designed Knoll's first major hit product, sometimes called "pedestal." This architect's thin-shell concrete buildings include the Kresge Auditorium at MIT. He created the headquarters of CBS, John Deere, IBM, and GM. He created the the main (*) terminal of Dulles and the TWA flight center at JFK. He is best-known for an inverse catenary-shaped structure representing westward expansion in the United States. For 10 points, name this Finnish-American architect who designed the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.
This man employed a double-curve form and a reinforced concrete arch in his design of the Ingalls Ice Rink on the campus of Yale University.
Eero Saarinen [do NOT accept "Eliel Saarinen"]