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Frank Gehry, the most celebrated architect of his time, dies at 96

Frank Gehry, the most celebrated architect of his time, has died.

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Architect Frank Gehry — whose flamboyant buildings dazzled NYC and many other cities around the world — is dead at 96

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Frank Gehry, famed architect behind Case Western's Peter B. Lewis Building, dies at 96

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American Architect Frank Gehry Dies at Age 96

Dec 5 (Reuters) - Frank Gehry, whose daring and whimsical creations of leaning towers and sweeping sheets of curved metal such as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, made him a superstar in the wo...

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Frank Gehry, architect behind MIT’s Stata Center and Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, has died

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Frank Gehry Dead at 96: What Was the Iconic Architect's Net Worth at His Time of Death?

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Legendary Architect Frank Gehry Dies at 96

Before his death, Gehry—who had sometimes been referred to as a “star-chitect”—designed famous buildings like the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, the New World Center in Miami, the Fondation ...

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How Frank Gehry went from “Dirty Harry” to Pritzker Prize

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Appreciation: Frank Gehry was the architect who changed music

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Pritzker Pavilion Visionary Frank Gehry Dies At 96, Leaves Chicago Skyline Shimmering

Gehry rose to international prominence with the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, the 1997 project often credited with triggering the so-called "Bilbao effect" that can lift a city’s cultural profile. He won the Pritzker Prize in 1989 and later completed other signature works, including the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

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Frank Gehry's unlikely Texas connection: See where designer left his mark in the Lone Star State

His Texas connection is less well-known. In the 1970s, Gehry was contracted to help design the master plan for The Woodlands Town Center outside of Houston. He developed many concepts that would be applied to the final plan, alongside other world-renowned designers.

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Building a Response to Moments of Reckoning

Architects are uniquely positioned to help people displaced by natural disasters. This personal reflection is part of a series called Turning Points, in which writers explore what critical moments from this year might mean for the year ahead. You can read more by visiting the Turning Points series page.