This architect designed the scenery for a 1968 Billy Al Bengston exhibition at LACMA. This architect fixed a full-scale F-104 jet fighter to the entrance of the California Aerospace Museum. This architect’s use of a fish motif (10[1])appears in his design of a restaurant (10[1])in (-5[1])Kobe. (10[2])This architect’s (10[1])“open-ended” (10[1])approach can be (10[1])seen in the use of corrugated steel and (10[1])mesh (-5[1])fencing (-5[1])of his (10[1])Santa Monica (-5[1])residence. (10[5])A building (10[1])designed (10[1])by this architect described as a (10[1])“metaphoric city” has an atrium (10[1]-5[1])he (-5[1])nicknamed (-5[1])“the flower.” (-5[2])This architect associated (10[1])with Deconstructivism used (-5[1])concave (10[3])wave-like (10[2])exteriors (10[1])for a (10[1])Los (10[1])Angeles (10[2])concert (10[7])hall. (10[21])For 10 points, (10[6])name this (10[1])Canadian-American (10[5]-5[1])architect (10[3])of the Walt Disney Concert (10[1])Hall (10[4])and Guggenheim (10[1])Bilbao. (10[2])■END■ (10[17]0[13])