I was on my way to a nearby museum in Cleveland when I spotted this unusual building across the road; I stopped for a few pictures, meaning to return after visiting the museum, but rain intervened.
I really need to get back to it, though: it is, as you might suspect at a glance, the work of the late Frank Gehry, and looks as if parts of the interior had burst through the brick skin.
It’s the Peter B. Lewis building—named for its donor, of course—at Case Western Reserve University, where it houses the School of Management.
The interior is apparently also quite unusual—but that will have to wait for another day.
