Not exact matches
Certain exterior features that at first look like Gehry mannerisms redeem themselves completely in the visitor's experience, notably the nearly
block - long two - story
curved glass facade that can give the front of the museum the aspect of a vitreous blimp.
Those
glass surfaces have subtle
curves towards their edges, so look elegant, but it's not quite enough to stop the phone feeling like a big shiny
block in your palm - albeit a better one than if it was all completely flat lines and sharp right angles.
By 1940 the Art Deco style had evolved into «Art Moderne,» which features
curved corners, rectangular
glass -
block windows, and a boat - like appearance.