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Frank Gehry


  • Prestel
  • Expo: 8/10/2014 - 5/1/2015, Centre Pompidou, Paris. Travelling to the US
  • by Edited by Frédéric Migayrou and Aurélien Lemonier
Featuring fifty of Frank Gehry's most important projects, this lavish monograph presents the full range of the architect's work from the past six decades.

ISBN 9783791354422 | E | HB
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Publisher Prestel
ISBN 9783791354422
Author(s) Edited by Frédéric Migayrou and Aurélien Lemonier
Publication date February 2015
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 280 x 235 mm
Illustrations 300 col.ill.
Pages 256
Language(s) Eng. ed.
Exhibition Centre Pompidou, Paris. Travelling to the US
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Arranged chronologically, this book follows the arc of Gehry's career, from his early residential projects through the public and cultural facilities his studio is currently focused on. The book explores the evolution of Gehry's work, and how he has ceaselessly embraced formal, technological and constructional innovations, while his practice has never wavered from his vision. It examines his work in the context of the urban environment, showing how Gehry continually strives to challenge the idea of the city, creating urban buildings that respond to their surroundings without trivializing them. The buildings profiled here-including the Vitra International Furniture Manufacturing Facility and Design Museum in Switzerland, Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, the 8 Spruce Street Skyscraper (Beekman Tower) in New York, and the Fondation Louis Vuitton-are represented in dazzling color photographs as well as preparatory drawings, plans, and models. From his early years working within the L.A. Art Scene, to his Pritzker-winningrecognition, to his pioneering research into the application of computer-aided-design in all aspects of the building design process from the first sketches to the final elements of construction, Frank Gehry, now in his eighth decade, continues to surprise and inspire the public.