Frank Gehry (1991-1995)

Author: Levi-Strauss et al
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Post-war Los Angeles lacks historical and orthodox structures, with rapidly changing fast-food culture dominating daily life. Highways, McDonald's, and film media seem to render the permanence of themes in the public realm unnecessary. In this context, Gary completely rejects the discomfort and pressure traditional "architecture" must endure. He utilizes rough materials or mechanical products, unhesitatingly creating "incomplete" works that challenge conventional effects.