Hal Foster praised this man's Winston Guest House for being "like a town" in a criticism of this designer's The Art of Architecture titled "Why all the hoopla?"  His self-designed home features corrugated metal walls and glass rooms that look like tilted cubes.  One of this man's designs features raised dark-frame windows on a white background with haphazard curvy lines.  
Hal Foster praised this man's Winston Guest House for being "like a town" in a criticism of this designer's The Art of Architecture titled "Why all the hoopla?"  His self-designed home features corrugated metal walls and glass rooms that look like tilted cubes.  One of this man's designs features raised dark-frame windows on a white background with haphazard curvy lines.  In addition to the Dancing House in Prague, this architect's more typical designs include the Weisman Museum in Minneapolis.  For 10 points, name this designer of the Walt Disney Concert Center in L.A., and the Guggenheim Bilbao, whose designs feature curvy sheet-metal.
Hal Foster praised this man's Winston Guest House for being "like a town" in a criticism of this designer's The Art of Architecture titled "Why all the hoopla?"  
Frank Owen {Gehry} [or Ephraim Owen {Goldberg}]