Frank O Collection

LUMA Staircase
Martin Fleckenstein

Washington State, Seattle, Museum of Pop Culture or MoPOP with Seattle Needle
1451-200115-01

California, Los Angeles, Walt Disney Concert Hall

New York City, Lower Manhattan, Gehry's 8 Spruce Street building, and sailboat

Panama, Gardens at Biodiversity Museum by Frank Gehry

Panama, Panama City, Biomuseo, Frank Gehry design

The Installation of the Knights of the Order of the Bath, The Kings Offering, 1928. Artist: Frank O Salisbury
The Installation of the Knights of the Order of the Bath, The Kings Offering, 1928. From The Illustrated London News Silver Jubilee Record Number 1910-1935

The Roof of the Great Hall Westminster, (1924), 1937
The Roof of the Great Hall Westminster, 1924. Painting by Salisbury depicting Richard II and Hugh Herland inspecting work on the Great Roof of Westminster Hall in 1397. From The Connoisseur, 1937

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"Discovering the Architectural Marvels of Frank O: From Seattle's MoPOP to LA's Walt Disney Concert Hall, and Panama's Biodiversity Museum" Embark on a journey through the captivating works of renowned architect Frank O. With roots in Washington State, his genius creations have left an indelible mark across the globe. In Seattle, immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) as it stands proudly against the backdrop of Seattle Needle. A testament to Gehry's innovative design, this iconic structure is a haven for music enthusiasts and pop culture aficionados alike. Venturing down to California, Los Angeles unveils another masterpiece by Frank O - the breathtaking Walt Disney Concert Hall. Its gleaming metallic curves harmonize with its surroundings while offering an enchanting experience within its walls. Across continents, we find ourselves in New York City's Lower Manhattan where Gehry's 8 Spruce Street building reigns supreme. This architectural marvel resembles a majestic sailboat navigating through bustling city streets - a true symbol of modernity and elegance. As our adventure continues in Panama, we are greeted by nature-inspired wonders at the Gardens at Biodiversity Museum. Here, Gehry seamlessly blends organic elements with contemporary design principles to create an oasis that celebrates both artistry and biodiversity. Panama City further boasts Biomuseo - yet another gem envisioned by Frank Gehry himself. The museum showcases his distinctive touch with bold colors and unconventional shapes that pay homage to Panama's rich cultural heritage. Amidst all these remarkable structures lies LUMA Staircase – a hidden gem nestled within Panama’s Gardens at Biodiversity Museum. Its intricate design invites visitors into a world where art meets functionality effortlessly. From coast to coast and beyond borders, it has left us spellbound with his visionary designs that push boundaries and redefine architecture as we know it. Join us on this extraordinary journey as we unravel the genius behind his creations, one masterpiece at a time.