The pyramid is the centrepiece of one of the world's great corporate follies, the headquarters of Vodacom, South Africa's largest mobile-phone operator.
A striker whose short heavyset build belied his outstanding agility and ball-control skills, Puskás was the centrepiece of one of the most dominant sides in the history of the sport.
SOON the centrepiece of one of China's most spectacular engineering projects will be completed, with the opening of sluicegates into a canal stretching over 1,200km (750 miles) from the Yangzi river north to the capital, Beijing.
Deep in the rainforest, a giant dome of steel and glass is the centrepiece of one of the most grandiose and expensive construction projects in all of Africa.
The centrepiece of Sandra Three in the Royal Academy's 1997 Summer Show was a painting entitled The Killer-Critic Assassinated by His Executioner, Even, inspired by Manet's The Execution of Maximilian.
The Hoonicorn (to "hoon", in Block's circles, is to drive in a spirited, potentially reckless manner) was the centrepiece of Gymkhana Seven, Block's latest in a series of web-released videos that has garnered more than 100m views on YouTube.
An upgraded version of Kinect is one of the centrepieces of Xbox One, and rightly so – because what seems gimmicky when you're waving at it to change TV channels can become, in the middle of play, little less than a miracle.
He added: "These deliveries form the centrepiece of the £5 billion investment BA is making in new aircraft, smarter cabins, superb lounges and new technologies to make travel more comfortable in the air and on the ground.
The sculpture by Paul Day, which will be announced today, will form the centrepiece of the £800 million restoration and conversion of the station when the first train to Paris pulls out on November 14.
