Frank Gehry
A Canadian-American architect, he is known for his deconstructivist designs, characterized by their sculptural and fragmented forms, such as the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
Quotes by Frank Gehry
Sustainability is not a buzzword; it's the future of architecture.
I design from the inside out, starting with how people feel in the space.
Failure is part of the process. Every great building comes from many mistakes.
The Guggenheim Bilbao was a risk, but risks make architecture alive.
In architecture, less is not more; it's just less.
I believe in the power of curves; they soften the harshness of the world.
Architecture is the art of the possible in the impossible.
My buildings are like sculptures you can live in.
Change is the only constant, and architecture must adapt.
I never sketch; I build models to feel the form.
Awards are nice, but the real reward is seeing people use your buildings.
The Disney Hall was born from passion and persistence.
Straight lines are boring; life is not straight.
Architecture should inspire joy and wonder.
I learned from my Jewish heritage that form follows feeling.
Technology liberates the architect from constraints.
Every project is a journey into the unknown.
Don't follow trends; create them.
The Vitra Design Museum was my love letter to industrial design.
Humor in architecture? Why not? Buildings should smile.