The architect of the US White House.

The dome of the US Capitol in Washington DC was patterned from the dome of what Renaissance masterpiece?

The famous work and residence of Thomas Jefferson.

The famous and highest Art Deco in New York.

Architect of the Chicago Tribune Tower.

Architect of the World Trade Center

The brainchild of the Geodesic Dome.

First female Laureate of the annual Pritzker Prize for Architecture.

The building which was known as "The Falling Water" designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Which of the following principles were adopted by Le Corbusier in his Villa Savoye:

1. Frameworks structurally independent of walls

2. Freestanding facade

3. Roof garden

4. Open planning

5. Cube form elevated on stilts.

Architect of Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp.

The architect behind the City Beautiful Movement.

The architect of Sydney Opera House.

Invented reinforced concrete in France.

Architect of Petronas Towers in Malaysia which is the tallest building in 2001.

Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe first envisioned the all glass skyscraper in the 1920's. A true genius, he designed a structure that could not be built at that time. But some thirty years later, the technology was at hand. The long held dream of the crystalline tower was finally realized in this famous building. 38 storeys of black steel and glass.

Architect of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York.

The architect and structural engineer, particularly known for structures whose sculptural forms often resemble living organisms. His best-known works include the Turning Torso and the City of Arts and Sciences.

The inaugural laureate of the Pritzker Architecture prize.

Architects known for Centre Pompidou who were separately awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize.

Architect of the TWA Terminal conceptualized as a bird in flight.

The designs of the Pritzker Architecture Prize medal are inspired by the work of architect Louis Sullivan. What is inscribed on the reverse of the medallion?