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Breaking Ground by Daniel Libeskind · Booklabria

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Breaking Ground

BiographyArchitects

Breaking Ground

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

"Part memoir and part reflection on architecture and its relationship to who we are, Breaking Ground introduces David Libeskind iconic approach to public space. And in prose that sparkles with wit and erudition, Libeskind shows how his singular life experience has informed his ideas for the largest and most important architectural commission of the twenty-first century: the master plan for the World Trade Center site."--BOOK JACKET.

Subjects: Biography
Architects
Designs and plans
Reconstruction
World Trade Center
Architects, biography
Set in: United States
New York

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