Recent New York architecture favors ensemble-driven, context-sensitive buildings over star-architect spectacle, producing rooted, civic-minded structures that complement the city's urban fabric.
Frank Gehry revolutionized contemporary architecture and urban identity through bold, sculptural buildings—exemplified by the Guggenheim Bilbao—sparking global acclaim and contentious starchitect-driven development.
Frank O. Gehry, the architect who changed the civic landscape of his adopted hometown of Los Angeles, has died
Frank O. Gehry, influential architect known for innovative curving forms and technology-driven designs like Walt Disney Concert Hall and Guggenheim Bilbao, died at 96.
