![]() ![]() Together, Old Frank and Young Frank go home and create structures of every shape and size, "tall ones, squat ones, tubular ones, and just plain weird ones," using whatever they can get their hands on, even cookies! At the end of the day, Young Frank feels a little older, and Old Frank feels a little younger-and a little wiser. Old Frank sees that architects can do more than he thought they could. There, they see work by two famous architects named Frank: Frank Gehry's cardboard wiggly chair and Frank Lloyd Wright's Broadacre City project, among other things. One day they go to The Museum of Modern Art in New York City. ![]() But Old Frank disapproves, saying architects only create buildings. Using anything he finds-macaroni, pillows, toilet paper, shoes-Young Frank likes to make buildings that twist, chairs with zigzag legs, and even entire cities. He lives with his grandfather, Old Frank, who is also an architect, and his spotted dog, Eddie. ![]()
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