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Studio
Libeskind
Studio Libeskind is involved in designing
and realizing a diverse array of urban,
cultural and commercial projects around
the globe. Our Studio is a collaboration
of architects and designers that believe
architecture is a practice of optimism. We
approach our projects with the attitude
that to make great places, you must
believe in the future, but also remember
the past.
Studio Libeskind’s architecture emerges
from the idea that a building should be
expressive and reflect contemporary
life. Innovation is at the core of our
design process. We believe that bold
design must be realized with sustainable
technology and we strongly believe that
the art of architecture lies in creating a
maximum impact within the constraints of
budgets and functionality. We know from
experience that great architecture comes
from working with great clients; however,
architecture is a public art and we hold
ourselves accountable not only to the
client, but to the communities, and cities
in which we build.
Daniel and his partner Nina Libeskind
established Studio Daniel Libeskind in
Berlin, Germany, in 1989 after winning the
competition to build the Jewish Museum
Berlin. In February 2003, Studio Daniel
Libeskind moved its headquarters from
Berlin to New York City when Daniel
Libeskind was selected as the master
planner for the World Trade Center
redevelopment. The Studio has offices
overlooking the World Trade Center site in
New York, and is also located in central
Milan. The Milan Studio includes a product
design division, Libeskind Design.