Which architectural firm deliberately designed its logo as a perfect square divided into nine equal parts, with the center square removed to represent 'the void' as a key philosophical element of their design approach?

Architecture firms use their logos to communicate design philosophy, precision, and creative vision. Behind many of these iconic symbols are fascinating stories that reveal the thought process of architectural branding. This poll tests your knowledge of famous architectural firm logo designs that have become recognized industry symbols. Can you identify which story correctly explains the origin of a notable firm's visual identity?

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Foster + Partners
REX Architecture
Zaha Hadid Architects
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)