Daniel Libeskind, the architect behind the redeveloped World Trade Center, talks of his work, his love of America, and his coming of age in the shadow of the Holocaust.

Daniel Libeskind’s latest residence is clad in self-cleaning, air-purifying tiles By John Stoughton • August 25, 2017 • Architecture, Facades+, International Brought to you with support from ...

Libeskind also visited towns that had survived the Anfal, which destroyed more than 2,000 Kurdish villages and killed almost 200,000 Kurds. “I knew about the Anfal,” Libeskind says.

Libeskind was known as an academic until 1989, when he won a competition to design the Jewish Museum in Berlin. That project took 12 years and elevated him into the ranks of the world's leading ...

You have to catch Daniel Libeskind on the fly these days. The once obscure architect--a revered avant-garde theorist who spent the first 20 years of his career without building so much as a ...

Architect Daniel Libeskind launched a political-style name-calling campaign against a rival design team to undermine its chances of being chosen as Ground Zero master planner, according to one of L… ...

Libeskind makes his disdain for the Silverstein/Childs team clear. He writes that it "hurts to look up at" Childs' dark, glass Time Warner Center towers on New York's Columbus Circle.

Libeskind also has met with Silverstein and expects to have some role in the design of the 1,776-foot tower, though he’s not sure what. “I like Larry very much,” he said.

Daniel Libeskind teamed up with the professionals at Immersive and Innovision to realize the four 10-meter-high, "shimmering" sculptures that are outlining the Milan Expo 2015 's central square.

Daniel Libeskind. Photo: Arman Dzidzovic World Trade Center master planner Daniel Libeskind’s office library contains nearly a dozen bookcases filled with books about philosophy, religious studies, ...

Daniel Libeskind (b. 1946, Lodz, Poland) studied architecture at Cooper Union in New York, graduating in 1970, and received his post-graduate degree from Essex University in England in 1972.