In 2000, he was the recipient of this famous architectural award

Three out of the five founding members of this psychedelic band met while studying architecture at Regent Street Polytechic in London.

India is the largest producer and consumer of this beverage.

This famous architect's son created and patented the famous Lincoln Log children toys

This book set the pace for his career, and is regarded as a seminal work in urbanism

This "chill" westcoast hip hop artist earned a diploma in draughtmanship and began studies in architecture as a failsafe for his music career.

India features the largest population of this type, either due to religious beliefs, personal, or both.

This famous Finish architect once said "Architectural art cannot be created in an office-like environment" and was reported to have "drank like a fish" during work.

Koolhaas worked as a what before studying Architecture

This skilled arcordian player and recording artist graduated with a degree in architecture from Cal Poly before going on to become on of the most successful musicians in his genre.

While cricket is the most popular sport in India, this sport is actually the national sport in which India won gold in the 1928 olympics

The "domeinating" architectural mind was a polyphasic sleeper, meaning he would take short naps every three to four hours as opposed to a long nights sleep

When he was young, R.E.M. Koolhaas collaborated with this director, who credits would later include Speed and Twister

This prime minister of Israel holds two degrees from MIT - one of them in architecture.

India is the birthplace of this game, which originally was called chaturanga, meaning "four members of an army"

This colorful architect was known to have favored only eating entirely pink-colored meals.

In 2001, Koolhaas proposed a new visual language, along with a new flag, infamously named the "Barcode" for the EU. The flag came under sharp criticism for not having the correct colors for this country

This famous English novelist and poet whom several architectural awards and helped construct London's historic St. Pancras Station before his literary career took off.

India features the largest network of its kind in the world, with over 1.5 million of hubs or offices located in the country

This architect was ambidextrous and paranoid dyslexic, and he would draw forward with one hand while writing backward with the other, producing a mirror-image script or code that others found difficult to read.