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An architecture critic ranked 18 notable public buildings. 08 Sep 2026, 06:50
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Among the nine highest-ranked buildings, exactly two lead architects appear more than once.: No A majority of the Apex buildings listed were completed later than a majority of the Northline buildings listed.: Yes The median numerical rank of the Eco-modern buildings listed is greater than the median numerical rank of the High-tech buildings listed.: Yes
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An architecture critic ranked 18 notable public buildings. The table shows each building’s rank (1 being the highest rank), lead architect, project name, design firm, architectural style, and year of completion.

RankLead architectProjectDesign firmStyleYear
1Mira ChenHorizon LibraryApexEco-modern2018
2Leo MartinRiver HallNorthlineModernist2009
3Ana RuizCivic ForumApexHigh-tech2016
4David ParkLantern MuseumStudio ValeOrganic2013
5Mira ChenGlass CourthouseApexHigh-tech2011
6Omar BellEast MarketNorthlineCivic classic2007
7Lina FordHarbor ArchiveStudio ValeEco-modern2020
8Leo MartinMeridian CenterNorthlineHigh-tech2014
9Ana RuizNorth SchoolApexEco-modern2015
10Omar BellQuarry ArtsForgeNeo-brutalist2008
11Maya SinghCentral BathsForgeOrganic2012
12David ParkObservatory AnnexStudio ValeModernist2005
13Maya SinghMeadow ClinicForgeEco-modern2019
14Lina FordTransit PavilionStudio ValeHigh-tech2010
15Mira ChenRidge TheaterApexModernist2006
16Omar BellOld Port GalleryNorthlineNeo-brutalist2004
17Ana RuizUnion HallForgeCivic classic2017
18Leo MartinWest PavilionNorthlineOrganic2021

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Among the nine highest-ranked buildings, exactly two lead architects appear more than once.
A majority of the Apex buildings listed were completed later than a majority of the Northline buildings listed.
The median numerical rank of the Eco-modern buildings listed is greater than the median numerical rank of the High-tech buildings listed.
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