Which famous architectural product failure led to widespread changes in glass regulations and the development of safety glass standards in high-rise buildings?

Throughout architectural history, certain product failures have led to significant changes in building codes and safety standards. These unfortunate events shaped how architects and engineers approach material selection, structural design, and safety considerations. Test your knowledge about famous architectural product failures that ultimately improved building safety standards worldwide.

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• The John Hancock Tower's falling windows (Boston, 1970s)
• The Citicorp Center's structural steel joints (New York, 1977)
• The Hyatt Regency walkway collapse (Kansas City, 1981)
• The Pruitt-Igoe housing project's material degradation (St. Louis, 1972)

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