When people describe architect Frank Gehry, they often use the adjective “forward-thinking.” It’s impossible to look at his work and not think you’re seeing a glimpse of our architectural future. Mercifully, his oeuvre doesn’t stop at some idealized future point, one in which objectives have been achieved in some platonically postmodern (or Brutalist, or Jetsonesque) … Continue reading Frank Gehry on Architecture and Movement