Legendary Architect Frank Gehry Dies at 96
Frank Gehry, the iconic architect behind the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, has passed away at 96. Known for his groundbreaking designs and use of unconventional materials like titanium, Gehry revolutionized modern architecture with structures like the Walt Disney Concert Hall and Dancing House in Prague. His work often blurred the lines between architecture and art, leaving a lasting legacy.
Gehry’s career started with his reimagining of his own Santa Monica home, using materials like chain-link fencing and plywood, marking the beginning of his experimental style. He is survived by his wife, Berta Isabel Aguilera, their two sons, and two daughters from a previous marriage.
Gehry’s contributions have forever shaped the architectural world, and his visionary work will continue to inspire for generations.
