Which architectural firm is known for its distinctive 'diagrams' that use colorful, geometric patterns to explain complex spatial concepts in their project presentations and brand materials?

In architecture, brand identity goes beyond logos—it encompasses the distinctive visual language that makes certain firms instantly recognizable. From signature styles to consistent design philosophies, architectural practices often develop unique 'fingerprints' that clients and the public come to associate with their work. This poll tests your knowledge of how major architectural firms have established their visual brand identities through consistent design elements and presentation approaches.

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OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture)
BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group)
Foster + Partners
Zaha Hadid Architects