Gehry’s Vision for Architecture

in Architecture | April 6th, 2008 2 Comments

Frank Gehry takes you on a 50 minute tour of his landmark works. The talk, presented at TED Talks in 1990, is complete with slides and gives you a good look at his “messy creative process.” We’ve posted the video below, but you can download a zipped version to your desktop here, or watch it on iTunes here.


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  1. Architects India says . . . | April 8, 2008 / 11:17 pm

    Really interesting stuff.Problem solution seems to be the main area of concern ,and it is ,considering the various solutions architecture can and has been able to provide.

  2. The Gas Station Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright | Open Culture says . . . | July 14, 2011 / 5:32 am

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