You know the building. Everyone does. But now those with a penchant for the unique have the opportunity to live in it. It's Frank O. Gehry's stunning exterior renovation of 360 Newbury Street*, as energized and provocative today as when it sounded a wake-up call for Boston architecture in 1989.

360 Newbury is truly an icon, its struts silhouetted against the sky in a high-definition welcome to anyone approaching Boston from the west. Standing sentinel above the Turnpike, it has declared its comfort in being different since the day it was built in 1918. Here, on the edge of Back Bay gentility, its façade clad in lead-coated copper and its street-level canopy cantilevered confidently over Mass Ave., 360 Newbury remains a remarkable statement of individuality.