<figure class="image"><img src="https://greatgulfstrapi.blob.core.windows.net/greatgulf/lorabay/2560px_Toronto_Star_Logo_svg_ff88c658d2_6976cfbebd.png"></figure>‘The light is free.’ How Frank Gehry hopes his condo project will give back to his home cityMay Warren, Toronto Star&nbsp; In a city where everything seems to be getting more expensive, Frank Gehry may have found the one thing you don’t have to pay for.“The light is free,” explained the 94-year-old renowned architect.“So you can play with it, if you can manipulate the materials you can manipulate the light and you get beautiful patterns.”Born and raised in Toronto, Gehry was back in town Wednesday for the groundbreaking of the east tower of Forma, his project that’s been almost 10 years in the making.It will consist of two towers, one at 73 storeys and the other at 84, at 266 and 276 King St. W., and more than 2,000 condo units.&nbsp; <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.thestar.com/real-estate/the-light-is-free-how-frank-gehry-hopes-his-condo-project-will-give-back-to/article_c74cb3d4-fcac-56ae-b0c0-cc1dad7a7bad.html">Read The Full Article</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;

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Toronto Star Spotlights Frank Gehry's Forma Project