Opened to the public in 2001, the Jewish Museum Berlin is considered one of Libeskind’s most famous works and has helped inspire his designs for two other Holocaust monuments: the Holocaust and ...

Berlin’s Jewish Museum is among the largest and most famous of its kind in the world. Yet the permanent exhibition, unlike the acclaimed Daniel Libeskind building that houses it, has long been ...

Daniel Libeskind’s second contribution to the Jewish Museum Berlin since 2001, the Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin, will open this Saturday, November 17. The 25,000 square foot Academy is ...

Daniel Libeskind’s design for the Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin links the building to the museum’s other structures and open spaces, both thematically and structurally.

Continuing our series on deconstructivism we look at the Jewish Museum in Berlin, one of the architect Daniel Libeskind's first completed projects. The zigzagging, titanium-zinc-clad building was ...

Jewish Museum Berlin Architect Daniel Libeskind’s zinc lightning bolt of a building is one of the most revolutionary structures built since the war in Germany or anywhere ...

And in cinematic form, the film attempts to express the uneasy sequential essence of Daniel Libeskind’s work. Enjoy the film and review an in-depth overview of the Jewish Museum in Berlin here ...

We head off through the centre of Berlin, where in another momentous year – the summer of 1989 – Libeskind arrived to start work on the Jewish Museum. Three months later, the Wall came down.

For two-and-a-half years Daniel Libeskind's spectacular zig-zagging Jewish Museum building in Berlin stood finished but empty. Some of the 350,000 visitors who came for tours of the empty museum ...

A new glass courtyard by architect Daniel Libeskind was to open Tuesday at the Jewish Museum Berlin, offering more much-needed space for the one of the city's most popular tourist attractions ...

Daniel Libeskind’s design for the Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin links the building to the museum’s other structures and open spaces, both thematically and structurally.