Packet 3: Bonus 10

Renzo Piano’s 2005 expansion to this museum joined its original building with three aluminum-clad buildings via skybridges, more than doubling its floor space. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this museum at the Woodruff Arts Center. The white-enamel façade of this building and its light-filled, wedge-shaped atrium contributed to Richard Meier’s receipt of the 1984 Pritzker Prize.
ANSWER: High Museum of Art [accept The High]
[10e] The High Museum atrium hosts one of these features that winds four stories along its front windows. Frank Lloyd Wright designed a spiraling one of these features that provides much of the gallery space of the Guggenheim.
ANSWER: ramp [accept spiral ramp]
[10m] Richard Meier also designed this glass-and-steel museum, replacing a Fascist-era building. This museum houses a namesake monument commissioned to honor the return of Augustus to Rome.
ANSWER: Museum of the Ara Pacis [or Ara Pacis Museum or Museo dell’Ara Pacis]
<UCLA, Other Fine Arts> | C. Prelims 3 - Cambridge + UCLA + Stanford B + Virginia

HeardPPBE %M %H %
216.1943%10%10%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Chicago AGeorgia Tech A010010E
CornellWaterloo0000
Georgia Tech BVirginia Tech100010H
Georgia Tech CBruin10101030HEM
HarvardSwarthmore0000
IndianaColumbia B010010E
Maryland AMIT0000
MinnesotaPenn State010010E
NYU ABrown0000
NYU BPittsburgh0000
North CarolinaColumbia A010010E
Northwestern AIllinois B010010E
Northwestern BUC Berkeley B0000
PurdueToronto A0000
Stanford AMichigan0000
TexasGeorgetown010010E
Toronto BChicago B0000
UC Berkeley ABritish Columbia0101020EM
UCFRutgers0000
VanderbiltJohns Hopkins0000
WashUOhio State010010E

Summary

TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓216.1943%10%10%