Which architectural firm's logo was designed to represent the concept of 'organized chaos' with a specific mathematical pattern?

Behind many architectural firm logos lie fascinating design philosophies and hidden meanings. These visual identities often reflect the firm's approach to design, structural principles, or founding stories. How well do you know the stories behind the world's most recognized architectural brand identities? Test your knowledge with this challenging question about one of architecture's most distinctive logos.

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Zaha Hadid Architects - with a logo based on parametric patterns and fluid dynamics
OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture) - with its pixelated, seemingly random grid pattern
Foster + Partners - with its distinctive blue square containing geometric white elements
BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) - with its logo utilizing a Voronoi diagram mathematical pattern