If you know much about architectural history, you’ll know that the names of architecture firms used to sound an awful lot like law firms (eg. McKim, Mead, and White, Walker O. Cain & Associates, Emery Roth & Sons, etc.). Now, however, they tend to sound like trashy nightclubs, for instance: Asymptote, Morphosis (at right), OMA, SOM, SHoP, etc.

Not surprisingly, three of the those examples of contemporary architecture firms are featured in Edificial’s listicle of the Top 10 Ludicrous Architecture Firm Names. Check out their list, then make up your own ludicrous architecture firm name below.