Need for Human Interaction Drove High-Tech Design

摘要

Few would agree with architect Frank Gehry's recent statement likening his 720,000-sq-ft Ray and Maria Stata Center to a still-life painting. Any difference of opinion is probably fine with him―a master of understated provocation. Gehry likes to shake things up, which is precisely the intention of the zany new home for computer information and the intelligence sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.