Frank Gehry Architect : Building Information + Images

Frank Gehry Architecture image of the architect received Sep 2003 The most famous building by Frank is the Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain, described by Time Magazine as "The Building of the Century". More recently he completed the Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA. Frank Gehry (1929-) was born in Toronto, Canada and has become a naturalised American citizen. He was won the most prestigious architecture awards incl. Pritzker Architecture Prize (1989) American Institute of Architects Gold Medal (1999) and the Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal (2000). V&A Museum Dundee, Scotland : Frank Gehry rules himself out of competition Maggie's Dundee Garden, Scotland - counterpoint to the Gehry architecture photo © Keith Hunter Most recent Frank Gehry Building Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, USA image courtesy Gehry Partners Major recent architecture by Frank Gehry The Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, California, USA 2003 picture © Andrew McRae Walt Disney Concert Hall Home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic: the concert hall is a key part of the cultural hub in downtown Los Angeles and after Bilbao became his 'next big thing'. Frank Gehry - List of Buildings + Designs by this celebrated architect Iconic Frank Gehry Building Bilbao Guggenheim, Spain photo © Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Featured Buildings by Gehry Partners Serpentine Pavilion 2008, London, England photograph © Gehry Partners LLP 2008 Serpentine Gallery Pavilion Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Contemporary Arts Museum Building, UAE 2007- image from Saadiyat Saadiyat Island Buildings InterActivCorp Headquarters, New York, USA picture © 2008 Gehry Partners LLP InterActivCorp New York Building DZ Bank Building, Berlin, Germany photo © Adrian Welch DZ Bank Building Maggies Centre, Dundee, Scotland, UK with James F Stephen Architects image © Adrian Welch Maggies Centre photos Frank Gehry's reinterpretation of a Scottish Broch: signature architecture of shiny surfaces on 'vernacular' base. Frank Gehry was selected as architect to design Dundee Maggies Centre by friend Charles Jencks and his late wife, Maggie Keswick-Jencks - who died of cancer and set about creating civilised buildings for people learning to cope with cancer. Barcelona Fish Sculpture : Frank Gehry Building Photos 1992 photos © Adrian Welch Images available upon request: photos 1280x1024 pixels, 72dpi

Frank Gehry - the architect

images of the architect received Sep 2003

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