Frank Gehry’s Signature Touch
Amidst the rolling Spanish countryside, Gehry’s design appears almost alien – an audacious contrast to its rural surroundings. The Canadian American, hailed by some as “the most important architect of our age,” gained prominence in the 1970s for his deconstructivist style. His approach, which embraces fluidity and the unconventional, has reshaped modern architecture. Spain is no stranger to Gehry’s genius; Bilbao is home to his most famous work, the Guggenheim Museum, a groundbreaking building that influenced the techniques used for the Marqués de Riscal.
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