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There is a Moment of Truth where the artist faces, the white canvas and you make
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the first move and all of a sudden you reveal yourself.
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I hope to discuss basic principles that I operate on how ice see.
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A working as an architect today and some of the pitfalls, some of the issues that
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I'm confronted with some of my fears about what's happening in the future.
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I guess we're always afraid of the future overall sharing the
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The way I played the game, the way what I'm interested in.
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It's not about trying to be like me, it's trying to be like being about themselves.
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And finding their own way that.
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I'm I hope I'm promoting I don't think he should become Frank gehry little Frank
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gehry's or big Frank Aires or even medium Frank gehry's by showing you how I'm doing
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it and to think the thoughts that are in my mind as I'm working in the things that
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are important to me and
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the process is and how I interact with those clients and world around me.
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Gives you an idea of how an architect today has been working.
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I'm Frank gehry and this is my master class.
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Architecture.
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It chose me more than I chose it when I was in high school in Canada and they had
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Vocational guidance books in the library of what different professions.
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I remember going to the library and studying all of them and I picked architecture
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out because because why, I don't know and the University of Toronto class in architecture,
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they were very proud.
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That one of the projects was to design a little cottage.
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You know, like a little Stone Cottage with a fireplace and and I just close the book
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and put it away.
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I didn't wasn't interested in that.
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My cousin was a chemical engineer and
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in my whole family, he was
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Somebody, I looked up to because he was a chemical engineer and they talked about
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him, this this big chemical engineer.
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I thought, well, I thought I did good in chemistry, so maybe I do that.
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I signed up for vocational, guidance and chemical engineering, and the, I was the
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only one in the class that signed up for it.
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So,
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The scientist or the chemical engineer game.
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Pick me up, took me out to his lab.
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And he was making paints for General Motors.
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I think
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and they had a bunch of,
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Speakers.
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And
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Bunsen burners, and all kinds of stuff.
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It looked pretty exciting.
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And I he let me stay there for a couple hours and they were doing a thing called
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titration so they do a test on something very small.
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Variations, like tiny tiny variations and while I was there, they did a hundred of
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them variations like them and they were testing all these things and I looked at
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the guy and I said get me out of here.
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So I knew I wasn't going to do that.
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I didn't have the patience for them.
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Family was poor.
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I was a truck driver.
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I went to night school and I took a class in Ceramics and the treat that ceramic
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tea.
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sure, who was
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Pretty well-known at time.
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Glen Lukens.
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took me aside one day and said, this ain't for you but I think architecture might
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be
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And he put me in a class and he must have paid for the tuition because I couldn't
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afford it.
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Then it took off.
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That was the first time anybody liked anything I did and certainly made me feel good
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and I kept doing more
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so it got me but I suppose it was inevitable but the signs were all there.
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Probably.
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