architecture

Frank Gehry's, Walt Disney Concert Hall, 2003, emerges from Los Angeles's landscape and its generic boxed towers. 

Its features, stylistic to the architect , appeal to the eye, drawing the viewer along the eclectic and satisfying curvature of the structure. Hence, the viewer is prompted to consider dimension and perspective, especially the origins of the both striking and elegant design, replicating the movement of sails, caught in the wind. 



Photo by Carol M, Thought Co