Question: What is the museums floorplan design and who was the architect?
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Museum Tower was designed by architect Scott Johnson, a member of the Los Angeles-based Johnson Fain architectural firm.
Originally proposed as a 20-story tower, the height was significantly increased to accommodate more residences.
The glass-clad tower features an elliptical floorplan.
Together with Scott Johnson's remarkable design, is the work of three of Dallas' leading interior designers.
Emily Summers of Emily Summers Design, Marco French of Marco French Studio, and Ann Schooler of Kellog & Company provided interior design and fine art consulting. 
A sliceable floorplan is a floorplan that may be defined recursively as described below.
A floorplan that consists of a single rectangular block is sliceable.
If a block from a sliceable floorplan is cut ("sliced") in two by a vertical or horizontal line, the resulting floorplan is sliceable.
Sliceable floorplans have been used in a number of early Electronic Design Automation tools for a number of reasons.
Sliceable floorplans may be conveniently represented by binary trees (more specifically, "k"-d trees), which correspond to the order of slicing.
More importantly, a number of NP-hard problems with floorplans have polynomial time algorithms when restricted to sliceable floorplans. 
Satyendra Pakhale (born India), Industrial designer, Architect.
Popularly known as “Satyen Pakhale”.
He is designer who realized projects from applied research to product design, development and manufacturing.
He works in the field of Product design, Consumer electronics design, Transportation design, Home appliances design, Furniture design, Digital products & computers design and Architecture & interior design.
His works are in permanent collections of prestigious museums worldwide. 
The Clérigos Church (, ; "Church of the Clergymen") is a Baroque church in the city of Porto, in Portugal.
Its tall bell tower, the Torre dos Clérigos, can be seen from various points of the city and is one of its most characteristic symbols.
The church was built for the Brotherhood of the Clérigos (Clergy) by "Nicolau Nasoni", an Italian architect and painter who left an extense work in the north of Portugal during the 18th century.
Construction of the church began in 1732 and was finished around 1750, while the monumental divided stairway in front of the church was completed in the 1750s.
The main façade of the church is heavily decorated with baroque motifs (such as garlands and shells) and an indented broken pediment.
This was based on an early 17th-century Roman scheme.
The central frieze above the windows present symbols of worship and an incense boat.
The lateral façades reveal the almost elliptic floorplan of the church nave.
The Clérigos Church was one of the first baroque churches in Portugal to adopt a typical baroque elliptic floorplan.
The altarpiece of the main chapel, made of polychromed marble, was executed by "Manuel dos Santos Porto".
The monumental tower of the church, located at the back of the building, was only built between 1754 and 1763.
The baroque decoration here also shows influence from the Roman Baroque, while the whole design was inspired by Tuscan campaniles.
The tower is 75.6 metres high, dominating the city.
There are 240 steps to be climbed to reach the top of its six floors.
This great structure has become the symbol of the city.
In Porto, Nicolau Nasoni was also responsible for the construction of the "Misericórida Church", the "Archbishop's Palace" and the lateral "loggia" of Porto Cathedral.
He entered the Clérigos Brotherhood and was buried, at his request, in the crypt of the Clérigos Church. 
In electronic design automation, a floorplan of an integrated circuit is a schematic representation of tentative placement of its major functional blocks.
In modern electronic design process floorplans are created during the floorplanning design stage, an early stage in the hierarchical approach to chip design.
Depending on the design methodology being followed, the actual definition of a floorplan may differ.