Browsing: Daniel Libeskind

Daniel Libeskind is a deconstructivist architect whose work showcases sharp angles, distortion, and conceptual storytelling. Using deconstructivism, his architectural style…

Daniel Libeskind is a Polish-American architect whose architecture is well known for its expressive and complex designs that exude emotion through designs.

Daniel Libeskind and his office designed a deconstructivist ‘add-on’ in 2007 to expand Canada’s largest museum, the Royal Ontario Museum, which receives one million visitors per year.

What have we experienced in architecture since the beginning of the 21st century? We have witnessed some productions, destructions, deaths, beginnings, and changes in these twenty-odd years. This article aims to list some architectural-related events and remarkable structures since 2000.

The narrative is a very important thing in architectural design projects. Each design must have a goal and a design idea. However, those design ideas don’t have to be focused on narrative, from time to time it’s more focused on function rather than story-telling.