The Frank Lloyd Wright’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is an example of organic architecture. In the book it says “ Its rounded form encloses a ramp that spirals around an empty center that is 90 feet wide. Certainly, the museum creates a striking visual image” (Lazzari 417). The Museum does look very awesome because of how it is spiral shaped and the color of the building is just white which is a plain color. The Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall looks much more exciting to look at because of how the building has a unique look and sweet stainless steel look. This building is called Deconstructivist because how there are many little structures formed together. Something these two buildings have in common is how they have some type of curving
