Frank Gehry has always pushed the boundaries of architecture, and his latest concept for a residential home is no different. It’s not just a set of blueprints; it’s a question posed to all of us: What if our homes could change with the shifting daylight and our changing moods" This idea is at the heart of Gehry’s design, which imagines a house that feels alive, reacting to its surroundings in real-time.

The design stands out with its unusual combination of curves and sharp angles. Unlike typical square or rectangular homes, Gehry’s house would capture anyone’s attention with its unique shape. The windows are particularly striking. Large and asymmetrical, they’re placed to maximize the amount of natural light entering the home but also to influence how light plays across the rooms throughout the day. Imagine how it might feel to see your living room bathed in the soft light of sunrise, transforming into a bright, energetic space by noon, and then mellowing into a warm, golden glow by sunset.
Gehry also plays with materials in ways that most architects wouldn’t dare. Reflective surfaces and cutting-edge materials help the house change appearance, shimmering and shifting under different lighting conditions. This could make coming home each evening a little surprise, a visual treat that greets you differently each time depending on the time of day and the weather.

Inside, Gehry envisions a hom...