( s* X5 Q4 Y) A* ]The Pinnacle (formerly known as The Bishopsgate Tower), designed by Kohn Pederson Fox architects: X; P: o# h" T3 F+ D, H* a
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+ L A! @5 m' R) d+ n/ e+ V : z! z; }# F0 ^" T P& }7 _4 H1 fGround Zero development (NYC Lower Manhatten Development Corporation) 6 a2 K5 I7 P, n$ q3 d+ Y7 c. J% N5 d9 Y: r% c2 ?, A
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An arial view of the Maxxi building, Rome, designed by Zaha Hadid% |: L$ s7 \9 z9 h( P1 A
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0 i: m) F/ H1 i8 f ! n6 D2 J/ r# n( O8 L8 b5 nThe Grand Egyptian Museum, designed by Heneghan Peng# x3 }% v: b& t
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Burj Dubai, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, o1 I4 L2 X% O
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/ H( x$ @; a! d- ? ' ?- K$ v$ d1 V5 R2 TThe Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance, Jerusalem Gehry Partners