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So the exterior approach is almost entirely sculptural. It's an odd introduction to a building for people with brain disorders. Doesn't it incite further confusion rather than soothe an already compromised mind? Now I'm confused......

My wife and I traveled from Sioux Falls, SD to visit this amazing museum!! Wish we could have a tour next time!! Peace and one love ✌🏾❤️

We can be thankful that creative intelligence and courage prevailed. The architectural experience becomes one about spatial sequence, framing views and manipulated light.

Excellent video. I learned a lot. Thanks for posting.

Magical

the people who vandalized that house should be made to re mediate what they did and then be shot.

Study Gehry to see how not to design for 99.9% of all clients. Study him if you think you can attract clients that have money to burn. And not merely a hundred dollar bill used to light a cigar to impress people standing around them, but people who have hundreds of bushels filled with hundred dollar bills, and they are willing to burn all of them to impress people for blocks around. Even then, be aware of something very important, everyone will know if you copied Gehry. You can't copy him and not be laughed at for stealing. So, what exactly can we learn from Gehry? There are people out there who have truckloads of money who are willing to spend it on buildings that get them attention. But why would they hire you, an unknown, when their egos drive them to have a building by a known architect? If you are to attract clients like that, you need to be much more than just a designer with outlandish ideas, you better have an effective P.R. department. Gehry started off doing unusual stuff on the cheap that got him published in the trade mags. It was that beginning that got him known. Don't waste time on conventional projects for conventional clients. You need crazy people who want crazy designs, and you have to get them published.

lmao you shouldnt need automatic shades hahahaha this is so corrupt

gehry belongs in vegas and thats about the only place he belongs

please upload your Seattle Central Library episode i need it

Absolutely in love with this !

Hello Stephen - I am happy to see you were honored to have had Simon as a professor. Do you know if the current owner is accepting any visitors ? We are a small group of design students from Canada. Mark Tholen

whats up Gresick's class

by allowing natural light to hit the paintings every day wouldn't they deteriorate?

Excellent show. Are we going to get the chance to see any more episodes?

Steven Holl!! His water coloured drawings are so pretty.

great show!

Really good watch for anyone interested in museum architecture. Really informative with some good design ideas.

Simply amazing work! As an architecture student, I am inspired to thoughtfully consider all aspects of design, including the way a building looks, performs, and the way people experience and interact with the spaces.

When Stephen was in Saratoga, NY, to speak at the AIA New York State convention, he made an impromptu stop by Simon Ungers' T-House.

Cool Spaces! video extra: Part 2 of Stephen's chat with Bruce Ratner, the developer of Barclays Center, which appears in our first episode, Performance Spaces. In this clip, Bruce rhapsodizes about the arena's shape and Cor-Ten exterior.

#throwbackthursday That time Stephen was invited to participate the Showtime design home, creating a bedroom based on "The Big C" and incorporating technological devices developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) students.

Stephen visited the ***** last week to check out the Bjarke Ingels-designed BIG Maze.

Cool Spaces! video extra: Watch as architect Moshe Safdie explains to Stephen, through sketches and building models, how the location of Kansas City's Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts influenced the building's architecture, from the glass-enclosed lobby to the undulating, metal-clad concert halls.

Watch a 30-second promo for our fourth episode, Healing Spaces. Featuring: • Health Sciences Education Building / CO Architects • Yale Health Center / Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects • Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health / Gehry Partners

Hey, BOSTON: Check out a preview of our premiere episode, debuting TODAY on WGBH 2 at 1 pm and WGBX 44 at 4 pm.

Cool Spaces! video extra: Stephen chats with Bruce Ratner, the developer behind Barclays Center.

NEW: Watch a 30-second promo for our third episode, Art Spaces, in which Stephen visits the Barnes Foundation, the Harvey B. Gantt Center, and the Bloch Building at the Nelson-Atkins Museum. www.coolspaces.tv/tvshow/themes/

Congratulations Krista!

Watch a full Cool Spaces! segment: Barclays Center, by SHoP Architects. Taken from our first episode, Performance Spaces.

Speaking of libraries - check out a 30-second promo for episode 2, featuring OMA & LMN, Richärd+Bauer, and Snøhetta.

We had the chance to check out Cool Spaces! episode 2 last night, and it is really good! We're excited for everyone to see it in the coming weeks. You can keep track of local public TV stations' premiere dates and schedules here: www.coolspaces.tv/tvshow/on-air-schedule/ In the meantime, enjoy this 3-minute preview of the show. How many buildings and architects can you identify?