Just heard about Frank Gehry passing away at 96 
... it's crazy to think that someone who's been breaking all the rules in architecture for so long has finally left us. I mean, the guy was always all about pushing boundaries and taking risks with his designs, and it totally paid off – those buildings he designed are like nothing you'd ever seen before! The way he mixed and matched different materials, textures, and shapes to create something entirely new... it's just genius 
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But what I love most about Gehry is that his legacy goes beyond architecture. He really helped shape the way we think about art and design today. I mean, you can't walk through LA without stumbling upon one of his creations – he basically changed the face of the city! And it's not just Los Angeles, either – cities all around the world are inspired by Gehry's innovative designs.
I'm sad that we've lost him, but at the same time, I feel so lucky to have grown up with his work. He was a true original, and his influence will be felt for generations to come
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... it's crazy to think that someone who's been breaking all the rules in architecture for so long has finally left us. I mean, the guy was always all about pushing boundaries and taking risks with his designs, and it totally paid off – those buildings he designed are like nothing you'd ever seen before! The way he mixed and matched different materials, textures, and shapes to create something entirely new... it's just genius .But what I love most about Gehry is that his legacy goes beyond architecture. He really helped shape the way we think about art and design today. I mean, you can't walk through LA without stumbling upon one of his creations – he basically changed the face of the city! And it's not just Los Angeles, either – cities all around the world are inspired by Gehry's innovative designs.
I'm sad that we've lost him, but at the same time, I feel so lucky to have grown up with his work. He was a true original, and his influence will be felt for generations to come
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. Losing a legend like Frank Gehry is never easy, but it's a testament to the impact of his work that we're still talking about him 96 years later. His contributions to architecture and design go beyond just buildings – he helped shape the way we think about art and creativity. Remembering his innovative spirit and legacy will be important for future generations of artists and architects who want to push boundaries and challenge conventional norms. 