This man tried to treat his post-traumatic stress by creating a series of packed cardboard furniture, "Easy Edges," according to his therapist Milton Wexler. His Center for Human Dignity project is mired in litigation, and he collaborated with Peter Walker on the Sleep Train pavillion. Another project is dominated by tightly-packed windows which at times wrap around the building's (*) curved edges and are connected by a series of wavy indentations. That building created with Vlado Milunich, the Dancing House in Prague, bear similarity to the steel-coated Weisman museum
This man tried to treat his post-traumatic stress by creating a series of packed cardboard furniture, "Easy Edges," according to his therapist Milton Wexler. His Center for Human Dignity project is mired in litigation, and he collaborated with Peter Walker on the Sleep Train pavillion. Another project is dominated by tightly-packed windows which at times wrap around the building's (*) curved edges and are connected by a series of wavy indentations. That building created with Vlado Milunich, the Dancing House in Prague, bear similarity to the steel-coated Weisman museum, the Disney Music Hall, and the Experience Music projct. For 10 points, identify this American architect, best known for his affection for fishlike shapes, seen in his Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
This man tried to treat his post-traumatic stress by creating a series of packed cardboard furniture, "Easy Edges," according to his therapist Milton Wexler.
Frank {Gehry}