Frank Gehry Archives

Venice Design Series 2020

Wendy Bowman March 5, 2020

From a tour of the iconic architecture in the bohemian beach community of Venice to a glimpse inside the studios of some of L.A.’s emerging

Maya Lin: Reshaping Art & Architecture

Jenn Thornton May 2, 2019

Designer Maya Lin is of a different nature. At just 21 years old, while still a Yale undergrad, she entered the winning design for the

Westside Digs • October 26, 2018

DIGS October 25, 2018

ON THE COVER Private & Pedigreed: Frank Gehry’s shiny, sculptural structures, almost more art than buildings, are formidable. But his work at 600 E. Rustic

Frank Gehry Designed Coastal Compound

Abigail Stone October 24, 2018

Frank Gehry’s shiny, sculptural structures, almost more art than buildings, are formidable. But his work at 600 E. Rustic Road showcases another side of the

Frank Gehry and Mark Mack Architectural Masterpiece

Wendy Bowman October 10, 2018

Created for filmmaker John Whitney in 1978 by Pritzker Prize-winning L.A. architect Frank Gehry—known for his bold, artistic architectural features and unusual shapes (think

Jeff Andrews: A Tastemaker’s Touch

Karine Monié October 4, 2018

Balanced and harmonious interiors are at the heart of Jeff Andrews’ projects. His approach supports bold concepts through an unexpected mix of design elements, materials,

Philip Johnson’s Clarity of Vision with The Glass House

Jenn Thornton December 7, 2017

The Glass House, designed by architect Philip Johnson, reflects the beautiful landscape of Southern New England. Johnson, known for his modernist approach, incorporated historical elements

1007 Wellesley Avenue: a Creek-side Paradise

Wendy Bowman November 16, 2017

Nestled in Brentwood, 1007 Wellesley Avenue offers a private and elegant retreat. This contemporary farmhouse-style property surprises with a stunning Frank Gehry-inspired guest house and

Urban Land Institute’s Fall Meeting Highlights DTLA & Urban Development

Wendy Bowman October 11, 2017

Join the Urban Land Institute’s Fall Meeting in Los Angeles, where prominent speakers and DTLA tours take center stage. Discover the latest in urban development,

A Creative Call

DIGS June 28, 2017

From Frank Gehry to (fer) studio, L.A. architect Christopher Mercier is an urban renaissance man Written by Jenn Thornton Architect Christopher Mercier, AIA, wasn’t always

Manfred Muller on the Art of Living

Constance Dunn December 7, 2016

“Balance” is an elusive goal sought by most these days. One seeks to balance their personal and family life with their career aspirations and social

The Caverhill Residence a Sculpture On The Hill

Constance Dunn December 21, 2015

The Caverhill Residence, which is nestled meticulously atop a tree-flanked ridge, the highest one, on a private drive just above Trousdale Estates is a bona fide sculpture