Architect Daniel Libeskind is proposing a design that will drastically change the Eternal City’s skyline: three angular towers that look like they’re “in conversation with one another.” Making use of ...
Daniel Libeskind has unveiled his plans for a new apartment complex in the emerging Berlin suburb of Chausseestrasse. Set for completion in 2015, the 8-story building called Chausseestrasse 43, will ...
Studio Libeskind just unveiled their latest design venture into themuseum typology: the New Lithuanian Modern Art Center to be erected in Vilnius, Lithuania. The green-roofed building, dedicated to ...
Architect Daniel Libeskind revealed his plans for a new modern art center in Vilnius, Lithuania. The 3,100-sm museum will house works created from 1960 through the present day, which includes 4,000 ...
Daniel Libeskind first earned a spot in architectural history with his 1988 design for Berlin’s Jewish Museum, a zigzagging building that used the structure’s form to express a complex political ...
Daniel Libeskind, the high-spirited American architect who in early February was selected as a finalist in the much publicized competition to design the site of the WorldTradeCenter, was barely known ...
Daniel Libeskind unveiled his new door design for Tre-Piu in New York on Monday. Photo by Francesca Messina. Daniel Libeskind unveiled his new collaboration with the Italian door manufacturer Tre-Piu ...
It was in Poland’s primeval forests, where bison roamed amidst labyrinths of poplar and maple trees that Daniel Libeskind first began to understand concepts of land, space, shelter and natural ...
I did the unthinkable. I asked Daniel Libeskind, CEO of Studio Libeskind and one of the leading architects of his time, if he was like lovable Forrest Gump—an accidental tourist, a central figure ...
Daniel Libeskind, the high-spirited American architect who in early February was selected as a finalist in the much publicized competition to design the site of the WorldTradeCenter, was barely known ...
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