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 "Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness" - Frank Gehry

   

Exterior & Allusion

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The use of aluminum steel has always been an interest of Gehry for the response it gives upon the appearance of light.

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The pristine shine that leaks down the curves of New York at certain moments of the day illuminate the skyline.

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As the sun goes down, the façade plays its part & cools off, embracing and embellishing the natural picturesque sky in the backdrop.

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It's a representation of time through architecture, a theatrics of a morphing structure but as an allusion.

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It's a static building that dances with light & glitters in the night time, as the punched windows swing from curve to curve on the facade.

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The reflection of the city lights allow for an interesting glow on the building providing a serious intuition of how great the use of materials, structural fixation & light can be to provide an exuberant facade decoration. 

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