Frank Gehry Gehry House. Exclusive Look Inside Frank Gehry's Home 20190602 Architectural Record When Frank Gehry and his wife bought an existing home, built in 1920 in Santa Monica, California, the neighbors did not have the slightest idea that the corner residence would soon become a symbol of deconstructivism "He gave me the famous sketch on yellow paper that showed the elevation," he says, referring to Gehry's initial rendering.
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A Look into Frank Gehry's Pioneering Santa Monica House It is sometimes considered one of the first deconstructivist buildings, although Gehry denies it.
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Gehry wanted to explore the materials he was already using — metal, plywood, chain link fencing, and wood framing. Gehry & Associates, and for three months he was the only person collaborating on it with Gehry Starting with a Dutch Colonial Revival and building around it, Gehry would strip much of the interior while adding a new exterior of wood clad in plywood, glass, corrugated metal, and chain-link fencing.
Frank Gehry Buildings The Architect's Look. "He gave me the famous sketch on yellow paper that showed the elevation," he says, referring to Gehry's initial rendering. His solution was daring for the 70s, involved the "balance of fragment and whole, raw.
Frank Gehry Buildings The Architect's Look. Designed in 1978, the house serves as Gehry's personal residence and is a landmark in contemporary architecture, known for its innovative use of materials and forms. When Frank Gehry and his wife bought an existing house in Santa Monica.