Frank Gehry FROM THE PUBLISHER
One of the most influential architects of the twentieth century, Frank Gehry stunned the world in 1997 with the unveiling of his magnificent Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. Since then, Gehry has become an international celebrity, with cities all over the world vying for a building of his design. This informative and handsomely photographed volume showcases more than twenty of the architect's dynamic buildings, as well as his furniture designs and sculpture, tracing the evolution of Gehry's unique aesthetic and offering a compelling introduction to the architect's work over a span of nearly four decades.
SYNOPSIS
This volume surveys about 20 of architect Frank Gehry's innovative designs, from the Schnabel residence in California to the Nationale- Nederlanden building in Prague, the Experience Music Project in Seattle, and others. Each of the 100-plus color photographs is accompanied by text that describes the building's significant features and places its importance in Gehry's evolution as an architectural artist. The text by architectural writer Miller provides a close look into how Gehry's mind works, the influences upon him, his evolving aesthetic and creative process, and the technology that helps him to carry out his designs. Oversize: 9.5x13". Annotation c. Book News, Inc.,Portland, OR
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