Who designed the iconic “St. Paul’s Cathedral” in London?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Christopher Wren
C) Norman Foster
D) Zaha Hadid
Answer: B) Christopher Wren
Which British architect is known for designing the “Millennium Bridge” across the River Thames?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Renzo Piano
D) David Chipperfield
Answer: A) Richard Rogers
Who designed the “Houses of Parliament” in London, also known as the “Palace of Westminster”?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Charles Barry
Answer: D) Charles Barry
Which British architect is known for designing the “Gherkin” skyscraper in London?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Renzo Piano
D) Zaha Hadid
Answer: B) Norman Foster
Who designed the “Tate Modern” art gallery in London, famously converting an old power station?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Renzo Piano
D) Norman Foster
Answer: C) Renzo Piano
Which British architect is known for designing the “Eden Project” in Cornwall, featuring biodomes?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Renzo Piano
D) Nicholas Grimshaw
Answer: D) Nicholas Grimshaw
Who designed the “Buckingham Palace,” the official residence of the British monarch in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Zaha Hadid
C) John Nash
D) Norman Foster
Answer: C) John Nash
Which British architect is known for designing the “Lloyd’s Building” in London, characterized by its high-tech style?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Renzo Piano
Answer: B) Richard Rogers
Who designed the “British Museum” in London, one of the world’s oldest public museums?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Sir Robert Smirke
Answer: D) Sir Robert Smirke
Which British architect is known for designing the “Aquatics Centre” for the 2012 London Olympics?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Norman Foster
C) Richard Rogers
D) Renzo Piano
Answer: A) Zaha Hadid
Who designed the “Royal Albert Hall” in London, a famous concert hall and exhibition space?
A) Norman Foster
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Christopher Wren
D) Francis Fowke
Answer: D) Francis Fowke
Which British architect is known for designing the “Shard” skyscraper in London?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Renzo Piano
D) Renzo Piano
Answer: C) Renzo Piano
Who designed the “Natural History Museum” in London, known for its elaborate Romanesque architecture?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Alfred Waterhouse
D) Zaha Hadid
Answer: C) Alfred Waterhouse
Which British architect is known for designing the “Royal Opera House” in Covent Garden?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Edward Middleton Barry
Answer: D) Edward Middleton Barry
Who designed the “Victoria and Albert Museum” in London, focused on decorative arts and design?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Norman Foster
C) Zaha Hadid
D) Sir Aston Webb
Answer: D) Sir Aston Webb
Which British architect is known for designing the “British Library” in London, home to extensive collections?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Colin St John Wilson
Answer: D) Colin St John Wilson
Who designed the “Houses of Parliament” in London, also known as the “Palace of Westminster”?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Charles Barry
Answer: D) Charles Barry
Which British architect is known for designing the “Royal Observatory” in Greenwich?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Christopher Wren
D) Norman Foster
Answer: C) Christopher Wren
Who designed the “Liverpool Cathedral,” one of the largest religious buildings in the world?
A) Giles Gilbert Scott
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Richard Rogers
Answer: A) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British architect is known for designing the “Tate Britain” art gallery in London?
A) Norman Foster
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Richard Rogers
D) Sidney R. J. Smith
Answer: D) Sidney R. J. Smith
Who designed the “Buckingham Palace,” the official residence of the British monarch in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Zaha Hadid
C) John Nash
D) Norman Foster
Answer: C) John Nash
Which British architect is known for designing the “British Museum” in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Sir Robert Smirke
Answer: D) Sir Robert Smirke
Who designed the “Royal Albert Hall” in London, a famous concert hall and exhibition space?
A) Norman Foster
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Christopher Wren
D) Francis Fowke
Answer: D) Francis Fowke
Which British architect is known for designing the “Victoria and Albert Museum” in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Norman Foster
C) Zaha Hadid
D) Sir Aston Webb
Answer: D) Sir Aston Webb
Who designed the “Royal Opera House” in Covent Garden?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Edward Middleton Barry
Answer: D) Edward Middleton Barry
Which British architect is known for designing the “Royal Observatory” in Greenwich?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Christopher Wren
D) Norman Foster
Answer: C) Christopher Wren
Who designed the “Eden Project” in Cornwall, featuring biodomes?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Renzo Piano
D) Nicholas Grimshaw
Answer: D) Nicholas Grimshaw
Which British architect is known for designing the “Lloyd’s Building” in London?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Renzo Piano
Answer: B) Richard Rogers
Who designed the “Liverpool Cathedral,” one of the largest religious buildings in the world?
A) Giles Gilbert Scott
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Richard Rogers
Answer: A) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British architect is known for designing the “Tate Britain” art gallery in London?
A) Norman Foster
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Richard Rogers
D) Sidney R. J. Smith
Answer: D) Sidney R. J. Smith
Who designed the “Victoria and Albert Museum” in London, focused on decorative arts and design?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Norman Foster
C) Zaha Hadid
D) Sir Aston Webb
Answer: D) Sir Aston Webb
Which British architect is known for designing the “British Library” in London, home to extensive collections?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Colin St John Wilson
Answer: D) Colin St John Wilson
Who designed the “Millennium Bridge” across the River Thames?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Renzo Piano
D) David Chipperfield
Answer: A) Richard Rogers
Which British architect is known for designing the “Gherkin” skyscraper in London?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Renzo Piano
D) Zaha Hadid
Answer: B) Norman Foster
Who designed the “Houses of Parliament” in London, also known as the “Palace of Westminster”?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Charles Barry
Answer: D) Charles Barry
Which British architect is known for designing the “Aquatics Centre” for the 2012 London Olympics?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Norman Foster
C) Richard Rogers
D) Renzo Piano
Answer: A) Zaha Hadid
Who designed the “Houses of Parliament” in London, also known as the “Palace of Westminster”?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Charles Barry
Answer: D) Charles Barry
Which British architect is known for designing the “British Museum” in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Sir Robert Smirke
Answer: D) Sir Robert Smirke
Who designed the “Royal Albert Hall” in London, a famous concert hall and exhibition space?
A) Norman Foster
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Christopher Wren
D) Francis Fowke
Answer: D) Francis Fowke
Which British architect is known for designing the “Victoria and Albert Museum” in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Norman Foster
C) Zaha Hadid
D) Sir Aston Webb
Answer: D) Sir Aston Webb
Who designed the “Buckingham Palace,” the official residence of the British monarch in London?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Zaha Hadid
C) John Nash
D) Norman Foster
Answer: C) John Nash
Which British architect is known for designing the “Royal Opera House” in Covent Garden?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Edward Middleton Barry
Answer: D) Edward Middleton Barry
Who designed the “Liverpool Cathedral,” one of the largest religious buildings in the world?
A) Giles Gilbert Scott
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Richard Rogers
Answer: A) Giles Gilbert Scott
Which British architect is known for designing the “Tate Britain” art gallery in London?
A) Norman Foster
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Richard Rogers
D) Sidney R. J. Smith
Answer: D) Sidney R. J. Smith
Who designed the “Victoria and Albert Museum” in London, focused on decorative arts and design?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Norman Foster
C) Zaha Hadid
D) Sir Aston Webb
Answer: D) Sir Aston Webb
Which British architect is known for designing the “British Library” in London, home to extensive collections?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Zaha Hadid
C) Norman Foster
D) Colin St John Wilson
Answer: D) Colin St John Wilson
Who designed the “Millennium Bridge” across the River Thames?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Renzo Piano
D) David Chipperfield
Answer: A) Richard Rogers
Which British architect is known for designing the “Gherkin” skyscraper in London?
A) Richard Rogers
B) Norman Foster
C) Renzo Piano
D) Zaha Hadid
Answer: B) Norman Foster
Who designed the “Houses of Parliament” in London, also known as the “Palace of Westminster”?
A) Christopher Wren
B) Richard Rogers
C) Norman Foster
D) Charles Barry
Answer: D) Charles Barry
Which British architect is known for designing the “Aquatics Centre” for the 2012 London Olympics?
A) Zaha Hadid
B) Norman Foster
C) Richard Rogers
D) Renzo Piano
Answer: A) Zaha Hadid
