"It all started with strange impulses applied to his own traditional little Santa Monica house in the late 1970s. Gehry took his seemingly ordinary house in Santa Monica and began changing things incredibly strange ways." Web Urbanist looks at why and when Gehry became Gehry. And why everything was about undulating. Excellent photos, too, of the architect's Santa Monica home. [Web Urbanist]
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