Which architectural landmark's advertising campaign pioneered the concept of 'experiential marketing' for buildings, featuring the slogan 'Architecture That Works For People' in 1997?

Frank Lloyd Wright once said, 'The mother art is architecture.' But even masterpieces need marketing. This trivia explores one of the most famous advertising campaigns in architectural history that transformed how iconic buildings are promoted to the public and clients. Test your knowledge about the intersection of architecture and advertising that forever changed how architectural firms market their designs and services.

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The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (Frank Gehry)
The Shard, London (Renzo Piano)
Burj Khalifa, Dubai (Adrian Smith/SOM)
CCTV Headquarters, Beijing (Rem Koolhaas/OMA)