Which of these famous architecture firms actually uses the described logo design element as part of their official brand identity?

Test your knowledge of architectural branding! The world's most prestigious architecture firms invest heavily in their visual identities to communicate their design philosophy and values. Behind every successful architecture practice is a carefully crafted logo that conveys precision, creativity, and vision. This poll challenges you to identify which famous architecture firm is correctly matched with its actual logo design element. Can you distinguish authentic brand identities from convincing alternatives?

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Foster + Partners: A minimalist lowercase 'f+p' where the '+' sign is formed by the negative space between the letters
Zaha Hadid Architects: A stylized 'Z' that transforms into a curved building silhouette with parametric patterns
Gensler: A square grid of 9 equal boxes with the central box highlighted in red, representing urban planning
BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group): A three-dimensional isometric cube where each face displays a letter of the acronym