[christiesplits]

The renowned Toronto-born architect has passed away at age 96.

Via @AlexBozikovic at the Globe and Mail.

Frank Gehry, legendary architect of some of world’s most iconic buildings, dies at 96​

Frank Gehry, legendary architect of some of world’s most iconic buildings, dies at 96

Gehry defined his own idiosyncratic path in Toronto, Los Angeles and around the world

www.theglobeandmail.com

 

[ceaz40]

The renowned Toronto-born architect has passed away at age 96.

Via @AlexBozikovic at the Globe and Mail.

Frank Gehry, legendary architect of some of world’s most iconic buildings, dies at 96​

Frank Gehry, legendary architect of some of world’s most iconic buildings, dies at 96

Gehry defined his own idiosyncratic path in Toronto, Los Angeles and around the world

www.theglobeandmail.com

WOW!!! Losing Gehry and Stern a week apart!

 

[Toronto Rocks]

A life well lived

 

[AlexBozikovic]

The house where he lived as a kid is still there on Dundas West.

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[Northern Light]

The house where he lived as a kid is still there on Dundas West.

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That's a logical jumping off point for "I can do better and far less dull'

 

[70Challenger]

There was another house? It wasn't just the one near the Grange Park that got replaced by condos?

 

[JasonParis]

Yeah, that's the one I remember reading about too.

 

[AlexBozikovic]

There was another house? It wasn't just the one near the Grange Park that got replaced by condos?

That was his grandparents house at 15 Beverly St.

 

[old boy]

The renowned Toronto-born architect has passed away at age 96.

Via @AlexBozikovic at the Globe and Mail.

Frank Gehry, legendary architect of some of world’s most iconic buildings, dies at 96​

Frank Gehry, legendary architect of some of world’s most iconic buildings, dies at 96

Gehry defined his own idiosyncratic path in Toronto, Los Angeles and around the world

www.theglobeandmail.com

Marcus Gee has an interesting take in todays G&M , " It's time to leave starchitects in the past". This article mainly refers to Mr. F. Gehry and Mr. D. Libeskind, and their 'signature' projects in Toronto, the AGO and the ROM additions. I found myself nodding in general agreement with his unflattering assessments .