THE TIJUANA SAUSAGE FACTORY

摘要

In 1977, as he surveyed the gambrel-roofed Dutch Colonial bungalow that he would remodel into his seminal Santa Monica, Calif, house, Frank Gehry made a list of the property's pros and cons. Among the positives: the green asphalt shingle roof, the pink asbestos shingles, the plywood walls in the den, the corner lot location, the row of tall Lebanon cedars along the property's north line, and a giant euphorbia cactus in the backyard. He noted only one downside: "The block is filling up with apartments."