Articles Tagged with ''Frank Gehry''

Construction kicks off hot on the tail of the announcement that the esteemed performing art school’s Grand Avenue neighbor, The Broad, is also expanding. 

The Guggenheim Bilbao’s milestone anniversary was marked with festive events and a special exhibition.

Commissioned by billionaire pharmaceutical heiress Maja Hoffmann, the faceted steel and concrete totem dominates the Camargue for miles around.

The architect celebrated his birthday at the Pierre Boulez Hall, where pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim dedicated a concert to him.

Frank Gehry talks about his early days, what matters now, and the secret to a long life.

The new facility will be adapted from a former midcentury bank in Inglewood, California.