Which renowned architecture firm's logo features a clever negative space technique where the letters of their name form the silhouette of a building?

In architecture, a firm's visual identity speaks volumes about their design philosophy and approach. Logo design for architectural firms often incorporates elements that reflect spatial awareness, construction principles, and innovative thinking. This trivia question explores how a famous architecture firm cleverly integrated their design ethos into their brand identity, creating one of the most recognizable logos in the industry.

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Foster + Partners, whose logo shows the '+' symbol transforming into a skyscraper outline
FLW Studio, whose logo incorporates Frank Lloyd Wright's signature geometric patterns forming building elements
OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture), whose logo uses the letters to create a cityscape silhouette
Zaha Hadid Architects, whose logo features fluid curves that form both the 'Z' and 'H' while suggesting a building façade