Deconstructivism Architecture

Frank Gehry, famed architect, dies

Architect Frank Gehry has died: See his most iconic buildings

Architect Frank Gehry died Friday after a brief respiratory illness in his Santa Monica, Calif. home, the New York Times reports. He was 96. The Canada-born Gehry was hailed as the “most important architect of our age” by Vanity Fair in 2010.

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Frank Gehry's 15 most significant buildings

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Frank Gehry, the Titan of Architecture, Dies at 96

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Canadian-born Frank Gehry, architect who redesigned Art Gallery of Ontario, dies at 96

Frank Gehry, the architect whose undulating, titanium-sheathed museum turned little-known Bilbao, Spain, into an international travel destination and ushered in an era of spectacular form-making, has ...

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How Frank Gehry’s AGO expansion became the backdrop to Torontonians’ lives

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'Unmistakable vision': groundbreaking architect Frank Gehry dies aged 96

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Groundbreaking architect Frank Gehry’s famous buildings, in photos

Over the course of his career, he was awarded every major prize architecture has to offer — including the field’s top honor, the Pritzker Prize, for what has been described as “refreshingly original a...

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Remembering Frank Gehry, legendary architect of Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

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Legendary Architect Frank Gehry Dies at 96

Architectural Record

In 'Residentialism,' Lina Malfona Echoes Deconstructivism in Suburban Rome

For more than three decades—probably resulting from the globalization that began with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989—historians and critics have identified various new threads of architectural exploration. Such proliferation of interpretations has ...

Chicago Tribune

FRACTURED DESIGN

While most of us were simply trying to stay cool this summer, or enjoy our vacations, or laugh off the campaign malarkey of presidential candidates, a considerable number of America`s architects were working themselves into a lather over something called ...