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VIDEO: Architecture as experience – Daniel Libeskind

\nCelebrated architect Daniel Libeskind discusses his views of architecture as a spiritual and aesthetic experience, citing the examples of two sites he designed: the rebuilding of New York City\'s World Trade Center, and San Francisco\'s Contemporary Jewish Museum.
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July 11, 2008

Celebrated architect Daniel Libeskind discusses his views of architecture as a spiritual and aesthetic experience, citing the examples of two sites he designed: the rebuilding of New York City’s World Trade Center, and San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum.

 

 

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