Built alongside the Nervion River and designed by Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry, this building is one of the most admired works of contemporary architecture. It is intended to resemble a ship with its brilliantly reflective titanium panels resembling fish scales. The use of computer-aided design technology enabled the architect to translate irregular curved forms into reality. The resulting space inside the building is unlike any form seen before.

Construido a orillas del Río Nervión y diseñado por el canadiense-estadounidense Frank Gehry, este edificio es una de las obras más admiradas de la arquitectura contemporánea. Se pretende que se asemejan a un barco con sus paneles de titanio brillante reflexión parecida escamas de pescado. El uso de la tecnología de diseño asistido por ordenador permitió a los arquitectos para traducir irregulares formas curvas en la realidad. El espacio resultante en el interior del edificio se diferencia de cualquier otra forma visto antes.

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain (Monday 1 Aug 2011 @ 10:35am).

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Maman (1999) by Louise Bourgeois is a sculpture that resembles a spider with a sac containing marble eggs.

Maman (1999) de Louise Bourgeois es una escultura que asemeja a una araña con un saco que contiene los huevos de mármol.

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain (Monday 1 Aug 2011 @ 10:53am).

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I designed the building for Hong Kong, to respond to the unique conditions of the city. You wouldn’t build this anywhere else - Frank Gehry.

Opus Hong Kong, consisting of 12 luxury residential units, turns as it rises giving each apartment a unique floor plan and a distinct vista of the city below and the hills surrounding. The apartments, measuring 560 to 640 sq. m., each sold for US$60+ million.

Stubbs Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, China (Tuesday 22 Nov 2011 @ 9:29am)

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Australia's first Frank Gehry building features many of the famous architect's signature curves and trademark wizardry. The building provides teaching, learning, research and office accommodation for the Business School of University of Technology, Sydney (UTS).

Mary Ann Street, Sydney, Australia (Monday 27 July 2015)

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320,000 bricks, including five types that were custom-made for the building, have been intricately corbelled to achieve the building’s remarkable fluid skin. Master bricklayer Peter Favetti came out of retirement to work with his son and the bricklayers of his business on the project.

Chau Chak Wing Building, UTS, Sydney, Australia (Monday 16 November 2015)

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