Frank Gehry

Definition

Frank Gehry is an influential architect known for his innovative designs characterized by bold shapes, unconventional materials, and dynamic forms. His buildings often challenge traditional architectural norms.

Related terms

Deconstructivism: An architectural style that challenges traditional notions of form, structure, and function by creating fragmented and distorted designs.

Postmodernism: A movement in art and architecture that rejects the strict rules of modernism and embraces eclecticism, irony, and historical references.

Bilbao Effect: The term coined to describe the positive economic impact that iconic architecture, such as Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, can have on a city or region.