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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,190 Likes: 87
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@John V, Gehry
I didn''t personally like everything that Gehry did, but I appreciated everything that he did.
My short life has spanned a space of time where, after several millenia, designers evolved from using hand held writing instruments and some form of tablet or paper-ish material...to using computers.
Design evolved from largely perpendicular based plans and vertical walls to....walls that can be plotted along any line in space...limited only by the constraints of what is realisticly feasible to construct.
To me, Gehry's work, more than any other architect, that I personally know off, is emblematic of that segue.
Cool dude. Incredible work.
Howard Roarke was cool too. But the world looks much more headed towards the fears of Huxley or Orwell, than Rand.
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