Which famous architect experienced the most dramatic increase in international commissions after winning the Pritzker Prize, transforming their brand positioning from regional to global?

The Pritzker Prize is often called the 'Nobel Prize of Architecture' and can significantly impact an architect's brand positioning in the industry. Winning this prestigious award can transform a firm's market perception, client base, and project opportunities. This trivia question explores how architectural practices strategically leverage major recognition for brand enhancement and market differentiation.

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Zaha Hadid, whose commission volume increased by approximately 300% within two years of her 2004 win, becoming the first solo female architect to truly globalize her brand
I.M. Pei, whose 1983 win preceded his Louvre Pyramid commission but had minimal impact on his already-established global practice
Philip Johnson, whose 1979 win (the first Pritzker awarded) primarily reinforced his existing reputation rather than expanding his market reach
Tadao Ando, whose 1995 win maintained his intentionally small practice size despite increased demand, limiting his brand's commercial expansion