Frank Gehry

b. 1929

Frank Gehry studied architecture at UCLA and pursued graduate studies at Harvard's Graduate School of Design. He later worked as a designer with Victor Gruen Associates, Robert and Co. Architects in Atlanta, Pereira and Luckman in Los Angeles and André Remondet in Paris. For Knoll, he created the bentwood furniture collection (1989) and the FOG® table and chair (2000). His buildings include the California Aerospace Museum and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, the Fish Dance Restaurant in Kobe, Japan, the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhine, Germany, and the Experience Music Project in Seattle.