A "magic wand" was added to a sphere featured at an "experimental prototype community of tomorrow" envisioned by this man.
To please this person, a statue of a triton copied from a Gian Lorenzo Bernini fountain was made with its mouth curving upward so that it would "smile." In a structure named for this person, Manuel Rosales helped construct an organ nicknamed "Hurricane Mama" that resembles French fries. Michael Graves designed a pair of sister hotels named for this person that feature statues of a (*) swan and a dolphin respectively. A "magic wand" was added to a sphere featured at an "experimental prototype community of tomorrow" envisioned by this man. Curved stainless steel panels compose a structure named for this person that houses performances of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. For 10 points, identify this namesake of a Frank Gehry-designed concert hall and a Florida theme park called his "world."
To please this person, a statue of a triton copied from a Gian Lorenzo Bernini fountain was made with its mouth curving upward so that it would "smile.
Walt Disney [prompt on Disney; accept Walt Disney Concert Hall or Walt Disney World Swan or Walt Disney World Dolphin] (The "community of tomorrow" was realized as the Epcot theme park.)