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
I design for the human spirit.
Challenges in construction teach humility.
My fish lamp was a playful experiment that stuck.
Life's too short for boring buildings.
Collaboration with engineers is key to organic forms.
I regret nothing; every twist led to greatness.
The Loyola Law School pushed boundaries of urban design.
Architecture is frozen music.
I hate boxes; give me freedom to fold space.
Symphony Hall in LA was about acoustics and aesthetics.
Personal reflection: Architecture saved me from a mundane life.
Innovation comes from questioning the status quo.
The serpentine form of Bilbao dances with the river.
Witty remark: Clients want miracles on a budget.
In my letters to collaborators, I always emphasize intuition over calculation.
The meaning of life? Creating spaces that matter.
From cardboard models to titanium skins, it's all evolution.
Jokes aside, architecture is serious play.
Reflecting on career: Persistence trumps talent.
The Facebook HQ will be a campus of creativity.