Gehry Designs First Big Project For Toronto, His Hometown

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO

Gehry Designs First Big Project for Toronto
The Art Gallery of Ontario is wrapping up a four-year redesign by Frank Gehry, who spent much of his childhood just streets away from the Toronto museum. The $217 million project increases the museum’s size nearly 20 percent.
Photo of architectural model courtesy AGO