Referring Clues

• Javits Center designer
• Canton-born architect
• One of the Maritime Provinces: Abbr.
• Kennedy Library architect
• Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame architect
• Language authority Mario
• Linguist Mario
• Mile High Center architect
• Prov. east of New Brunswick
• L'Enfant Plaza designer
• Smallest Can. province
• Javits Center architect
• Province east of N.B.
• Architect I. M. ___
• Shar-___ (dog)
• Louvre Pyramid designer
• Eastern Canadian prov.
• National Gallery architect
• Prov. on Atlantic Time
• Louvre Pyramid architect
• Dallas City Hall designer
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame architect
• Can. province
• Shar-___ (wrinkly dog)
• Canton-born designer
• Four Seasons Hotel architect
• Charlottetown's prov.
• J.F.K. Library architect
• Designer from China
• Canadian prov.
• Architect born in Guangzhou
• Contemporary of Gehry and Meier
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame designer
• Designer born in Guangzhou, China
• Bank of China Tower architect
• Mile High Center designer
• Charlottetown's home: Abbr.
• Canadian prov. on Atlantic Time
• One of the Maritime Provinces (abbr.)
• Shar-___
• Architect I. M.
• Mile High Center architect I. M. ___
• Designer of Denver's Mile High Center
• Designer of Beijing's Fragrant Hills Hotel
• Glass Pyramid designer
• Designer of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Can. prov.
• Architect I.M.
• Architect I.M. ___
• Canada's smallest prov.
• Louvre entrance architect
• I.M. not sent through AOL?
• "Dictionary of Linguistics" linguist
• Canadian prov. whose capital is Charlottetown
• 1983 Pritzker Prize winner
• Rock and Rock Hall of Fame architect
• Designer of MIT's Building 54
• Architect who designed the Javits Center
• Prov. whose capital is Charlottetown
• Canadian prov. named for royalty
• Canadian prov. in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
• Architectural handle?
• JFK Library architect
• Architect I.M. ___
• 1983 Pritzker Architecture Prize winner
• Architect of Dallas's Meyerson Symphony Center
• Chinese-born architect
• Canada's densest prov.
• Pritzker Prize winner of '83
• NASCAR Hall of Fame architect
• Atlantic prov.
• Shar-___ (dog)
• Noted architect I.M.
• Architect who designed the JFK library
• Architect of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Boston Government Center architect
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame architect I. M. ___
• Big name in Modernism
• NASCAR Hall of Fame mastermind
• American architect born in Canton, China
• See 64-Across
• I.M. the architect
• Architectural firm ___ Cobb Freed & Partners
• Architect of the Kennedy Library
• NASCAR Hall of Fame designer I.M.
• 94-year-old architect
• Our smallest prov.
• Smallest prov.
• Neighbour of NB
• Chinese-born architect given the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1993
• I.M.___, architect
• Designer of the pyramid at the 74-Across
• Bank of China Tower designer
• Prov. in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
• Shar- ___ (wrinkly pet)
• Archiect I.M.
• JFK Library architect I.M.
• Shar- ___ (dog)
• Shar- ___ (dog breed)
• Shar- ___
• Shar- ___ (wrinkly dog)
• "Birthplace of Confederation": Abbr.
• Smallest Canadian prov.
• It's separated from N.B. by the Northumberland Strait
• Shar-___: wrinkly dog
• Designer of D.C.'s L'Enfant Plaza
• I.M. with plans
• Architect from China
• Prov. with the highest population density
• Architect awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1993
• Designer of New York's Javits Center
• ___ Cobb Freed & Partners (architectural firm)
• Louvre pyramid desigher
• Island prov.
• Littlest prov.
• One of Can.'s Maritime provinces
• Architect I.M. from China
• Lady's Slipper Prov.
• Designer of Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower
• National Gallery architect I.M. ___
• Can. province not bordering the U.S.
• Canadian province
• Four Seasons Hotel New York architect
• Canadian loc. of the fictional Green Gables
• I.M. sent to a construction site?
• Architectural innovator
• Prov. near New Brunswick
• Maritime prov.
• Last name in architecture
• Rock Hall of Fame designer
• Building designer I. M. ___
• Small prov.
• U.S. architect I.M. ___
• Potato prov.
• Who might say "I'm I. M."
• Designer of Qatar's Museum of Islamic Art
• Canton-born architect I.M.
• Chinese-born architect I.M. ___
• A Maritime Prov.
• ______ AKA Spud Island
• Prov. north of Northumberland Strait
• Medal of Freedom architect
• Leoh Ming ___
• Centenarian architect
• U.S. architect I.M.
• Dallas Symphony Hall architect
• Louvre Pyramid architect I.M.
• 98-year-old architect
• Architect associated with Manhattan's Javits Center
• Pyramide du Louvre designer
• 100-year-old architect
• Canada's least populous prov.
• Prov. slightly larger than Delaware
• Architect born in China
• Kennedy Library designer
• Words in Sheep's Clothing author
• Architect who died at 102
• Spot in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
• Late Chinese-American architect
• Louvre Pyramid designer I.M.
• Longtime architect I.M.
• Late architect I.M.
• Eminent urban architect
• Museum of Islamic Art architect I.M.
• I. M. ___, Louvre Pyramid architect
• Suzhou Museum architect
• Modernist architect I. M. ___
• Architect I. M. -
• Architect of the Museum of Islamic Art
• Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architect
• Designer of Doha's Museum of Islamic Art
• Pritzker Prize-winning architect
• Modernist architect who lived to be 102
• Smallest Canadian province, for short
• Architect who designed air traffic control towers for the FAA in the 1960s
• Architect I.M. -
• Designer of Dallas's Meyerson Symphony Center
• Shar ___ (wrinkly dog breed)
• Canadian province: Abbr.
• Canadian province where "Anne of Green Gables" is set: Abbr.
• Least-populous Canadian province: Abbr.