Which architectural firm's brand value increased most significantly after completing a single iconic project that transformed their global recognition?

In architecture, a firm's brand value is often tied to signature projects that become landmarks. These iconic structures not only serve their intended purpose but also become powerful marketing tools, attracting clients and establishing the firm's reputation in the industry. This poll tests your knowledge about how architectural firms have leveraged landmark projects to build their brand value.

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Gehry Partners after designing the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (1997), which created the 'Bilbao Effect' in architectural economics
Foster + Partners after designing the Gherkin in London (2004), which became their most recognized work despite their already established reputation
Zaha Hadid Architects after the MAXXI Museum in Rome (2010), which won the Stirling Prize but came after her major breakthrough projects
BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) after the 8 House in Copenhagen (2010), which was revolutionary but primarily raised their profile within Denmark