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August 29, 2004 at 11:43 am #47269
rambleonParticipanthow cool does this exhibition look ?
Space of Encounter: The Architecture of Daniel Libeskind
16 September 2004- 23 January 2005Whoever said that architecture had to stay within a box? Or that form had to follow function? Steeped in narrative and metaphor Daniel Libeskind’s designs are proof that buildings can be much more than functional shells and instead can stir a wide array of emotional and intellectual responses.
Space of Encounter is the first UK survey exhibition of the inspirational architect since his rise to international stardom with the opening of the Jewish Museum, Berlin five years ago.
It explores Libeskind’s unique architectural vision through sixteen key projects. Previously unseen architectural models, drawings, plans and elevations are combined with film and slide projections in a dramatic exhibition design which was conceived in close collaboration with Studio Libeskind. Highlights include a specially commissioned illuminated model of Libeskind’s master plan for the re-development of the World Trade Center site.
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has anyone around here been to the jewish museum in berlin ? i am interested to hear what it’s like 1st hand …
August 29, 2004 at 11:45 am #104712
rambleonParticipanthow awesome would this be ? …
[img]http://www.barbican.org.uk/gallery/image_libsekind2.jpg[/img]
August 29, 2004 at 11:48 am #104713
rambleonParticipantif i’m not mistaken, this is the proposed v + a museum extension in london – which now looks like it may never become a concrete (or should i say metallic ?
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[img]http://www.barbican.org.uk/gallery/image_libsekind4.jpg[/img]
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