Frank Gehry, 96, Was Architect Who Pushed Construction Into the Digital Era

Frank Gehry, the pioneering architect who died at 96, revolutionized construction by introducing digital design methods that forced the industry to rethink how complex buildings are built. His digitally-driven approach fundamentally changed how contractors, engineers, and fabricators work together on major projects.

Pioneering designer's death marks a key chapter in construction innovation, as his digitally driven methods forced contractors, engineers and fabricators to reinvent how complex buildings are delivered.

This story was originally published by ENR Construction Technology.