Frank Gehry
- Nato: 28.2.1929 (96 anni), Toronto, Canada
- Bibliografia: Pubblicazioni
- Sito ufficiale: Non disponibile
- Premio: Pritzker nel 1989
- Formazione: USC - University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California nel 1954
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Nato: 1929 Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Educazione: 1951 BA USC Los Angeles, USA. 1957 MA Harvard Univerity, USA. Carriera: Since 1962, titolare dello studio Frank O. Gerhy and Associates a Los Angeles, USA. Architetto canadese. Pritzker 1989.
ARCHITETTURE
- 1959, Steves House
- 1964, Danziger House and Studio
- 1964, Danziger Studio-Residence
- 1967, Reception Center
- 1970 - 1972, Ron Davis House
- 1974, Rouse Company Headquarters
- 1975 - 1991, Chiat - Day - Mojo
- 1976, Shoreline Aquatic Park Pavilion
- 1978, Arts Park
- 1978, Gehry House
- 1978, De Menil House
- 1979, Cabrillo Marine Museum
- 1981, Benson House
- 1981, Arnoldi Triplex
- 1981, Loyola Law School
- 1981, Indiana Avenue Houses
- 1982 - 1984, Wosk Residence
- 1983, Winton Guest House
- 1983, Norton House
- 1983 - 1986, Frances Howard Goldwyn Regional Branch Library
- 1984, Aerospace Museum
- 1984 - 1986, Camp Good Times
- 1984, Médiathèque - Centre d'Art Contemporain Maison Carrée
- 1985 - 1986, Yale Psychiatric Institute
- 1987, Vitra Design Museum
- 1987, Fishdance Restaurant
- 1987 - 1992, Laboratory Building - Iowa University
- 1988, Edgemar Development
- 1989, Disney Concert Hall
- 1990, Schnabel House
- 1990 - 1992, University of Toledo Center for the Visual Arts
- 1991, Chiat Day Office
- 1992, Center for Visual Arts University
- 1992, Festival Disney Euro Disney
- 1993, University of Cincinnati center of molecular studies
- 1994, American Center
- 1994, Fredrick R. Weisman Art Museum
- 1996, Dancing Building Prague
- 1996, Wohnanlage Goldstein-Süd Frankfort
- 1997, Team Disney Administration
- 1997, Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts Montreal
- 1997, Guggenheim Museum
- 1997 - 2001, DG Banca
- 1999, Experience Music Project
- 1999, Neuer Zollhof
«Vous savez, c'est la vie qui a raison, l'architecte qui a tort.» Le Corbusier