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In a city renowned for its love affair with the automobile and its short supply of public spaces, the Getty Center makes a monumental addition to the civic architecture of Los Angeles.
"The architecture," explains Richard Meier, "frames small vignettes and expansive panoramas. It heightens awareness of nature and the city. A place apart, yet firmly connected to the world beyond, the Getty Center is visible, accessible, and open to all." |
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