Yesterday I stopped by Leslie Feely Fine Art on Manhattan's Upper East Side to check out the exhibition Frank Gehry At Work, on display until June 29. The exhibition collects about 30 process models, some for buildings that were completed, others as studies for projects never realized. Show More Summary
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'Everything Loose Will Land' has 1970s works by Judy Chicago, Robert Irwin, Denise Scott Brown, Charles Moore and Frank Gehry, among others, and is the most opinionated of the exhibitions in the Getty L.A. architecture series 'Pacific Standard Time Presents.' "Everything Loose Will Land" has landed. And its timing could hardly be better.
Frank Gehry's extremely controversial Eisenhower Memorial—which has been constantly derided and tweaked since their debut two years ago—have been altered, defended, and explained yet again, this time by Architect Magazine. Still, critics aren't budging: as architecture critic Alexandra Lange tweeted,...
Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall, the newest "building that changed America." Photo via Heart of LA On Sunday evening, PBS will air a special called 10 Buildings That Changed America, featuring the structures that have altered the course of...
Do check out Architizer's rather genius round-up of starchitects with their canine doppelgängers. Famed modernist Mies van der Rohe is the "imperious Great Dane," the ever-controversial Frank Gehry is a "dissatisfied English bulldog," Le Corbusier the "disconsolate bull terrier," and...
The major architecture exhibition faces cancellation now that its central focus is no longer part of the show. Frank Gehry has pulled out of a major architecture exhibition set to open June 2 at the Museum of Contemporary Art, a move that could force the show to find a new venue or face the prospect of being canceled altogether.
Frank Gehry has another academic credit coming: The renowned architect in May will receive an honorary doctorate from Case Western Reserve University.
VENICE: The LA Conservancy is celebrating the oft-maligned modern architecture of the 19790s and '80s with, among other things, a tour this Saturday of Venice highlights from Frank Gehry, Frank Israel, Brian Hopper, Steven Ehrlich and Chuck Arnoldi (including...
The Fox is Black: "In a video from the Oxford American, [photographer Timothy Hursley] describes how his fascination with the silo began. He compares the form of he silo to the work of Frank Gehry, and even explains how he eventually purchased the silo for himself. If you live in a rural area, it may [...]
Frank Gehry isn't the only guy showing off his fish-lamp chops these days: starchitects including Jean Nouvel and Daniel Libeskind have designed ultra-modern lighting for the Italian firm Artemide. Libeskind is no stranger to the biz: last year he rolled...
Gehry Technologies collaborates with the cloud-based storage service Box on a digital system for sharing and altering architectural plans.
Here's why Facebook, wanting an "anonymous" new HQ and Frank Gehry, master of swoops, are a great fit, according to Co.Design: "Gehry has a reputation as a wild man--but once you get past the bombastic facade, it's pretty vanilla stuff."...
Were Gehry, who’s all about expressionism, and Zuckerberg, who’s all about function, really that mismatched? A closer look at Facebook West suggests not. Facebook’s future Menlo Park outpost is is one step closer to reality this week, after Frank Gehry’s “toned down” design was unanimously approved by the city council. Show More Summary
A powerful company deserves a powerful building for its headquarters — Apple is getting a UFO-style office building from Foster + Partners in Cupertino, after all. So Facebook’s decision to ask none other than Frank Gehry to design their new space in Menlo Park, California.
Facebook is preparing for a major expansion of its headquarters in Menlo Park, California. Across the street from its current campus, it's going to construct a Frank Gehry designed headquarters. Facebook got the go-ahead from Menlo Park this week to build. Show More Summary
Rendering via Wired It takes a lot of clout and a lot of balls to ask flourish-happy starchitect and controversy-magnet Frank Gehry to design an "anonymous building" that "blends into the neighborhood." Apparently Facebook has enough of both, having asked...
When Facebook started to plan the Facebook West building, a 433,555-square-foot complex across the road from its current headquarters, the company was looking for anonymity. So they employed the always understated, subtle, visually legible, little known architect of humble homes Frank Gehry. More »
Facebook commissioned renowned architect Frank Gehry to build a new headquarters wing. Then the internet company demanded Gehry tone down his signature style and produce a "very anonymous" building. Here are the results.
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Facebook’s second campus in Menlo Park will be designed by Frank Gehry, the architect who designs impressive, jagged structures like the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.
City officials have already given the 433,555-square-foot building the green light. Show More Summary