Last year I was able to attend Frank Gehry's first ever comprehensive exhibition of the completed and current works in Hong Kong at ArtisTree, TaiKoo Place.
I only had my little ipod with me to take photos, that is why the photos are so grainy.
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| Model of cardboard chair |
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| This is the IAC building in NYC, facing West Side Highway, near the HighLine |
Gehry is building a very upscale residential building in Hong Kong, his first building in Asia. It is situated on one of those elevated-land-prime-real-estate locations in Hong Kong. I think the developer may have helped sponsor this exhibition, because ArtisTree is in a building owned by the developer.
Here is the design process:
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| Massing program models |
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| Conceptual design |
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| There were so many study models |
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| Floor plan study models |
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| Final Model, one unit for each floor, 6,000+ sqft each unit |
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| Really cool section model of the interior |
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| The views you would see from the flat. Yes, prime real estate location. On top of one of the elevated land |
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