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split (1): "like" vs "such as":
"like" is used to compare, while "such as" is used to give an example.
in our case, the author intended to mention "Guggenheim Museum" as an example of Lloyd's designs, not comparing it with his designs.
"Such as" must be used --> eliminate A and E

A. because of bold designs like the Guggenheim Museum
--> like is wrongly used.
E. for bold designs like the Guggenheim Museum's
--> like is wrongly used
--> apostrophe can't be used if the noun is followed by modifier ('in New York City' modifies 'Museum')

split (2): Guggenheim Museum is a design or a building?
the intended meaning is that the design of "Guggenheim Museum" is an example of the bold designs of Lloyd
B and D clearly maintain this link --> C is eliminated

C. because of bold designs such as the Guggenheim Museum
--> the museum's design is an example for the bold designs, not the museum itself.

Split (3): "the one" vs "that":
"the one" acts an indefinite pronoun.
"that" is a relative pronoun, so it must be in agreement with the noun it is referring to. "Designs" are plural, and need "those".

Split (4): "Remembered for" vs "remembered because of"
'Remembered for' is more common, but 'remembered because of' is correct a well

B. for bold designs such as the one for the Guggenheim Museum
D. because of bold designs such as that for the Guggenheim Museum


B is the one.