The prolific body of work produced over the last half century by Moshe Safdie and his firm is somewhat anomalous in the pantheon of high ... Publications Architecture Books. Cite: David Langdon.

Architecture News Opinion Moshe Safdie’s Life as an Architect Review: 'If Walls Could Speak' by Moshe Safdie. By Christopher Hawthorne. ... The title of Safdie’s book is meant, I’d guess, as something ...

While still an adolescent living in Israel, Moshe Safdie once received a report card in which his teacher wrote: “Moshe is unable to control his spirits.” Now, in his 80s, Safdie still cannot be ...

Architect Moshe Safdie and Boise firm CSHQA won a bid to ... not just a routine building,” and that it should do more than house books. ... him as “suitable for architecture. ...

Yad Vashem: Moshe Safdie — The Architecture of Memory by Joan Ockman, Moshe Safdie, ... This book explores how Safdie chose to express commemoration and history in the prism-like triangular museum ...

Moshe Safdie on the highest sky bridge of his Sky Habitat complex in Singapore. ... My Life in Architecture.” ... and Safdie’s book openly recounts times when all three were lacking.

Safdie spoke to The Current's Matt Galloway about the book, and the role of architecture in the fight to limit climate change. Here is part of their conversation. What do you see as your role?

For more than 50 years, architect Moshe Safdie has created some of the most eye-catching and mesmerizing projects across the world. With Habitat ’67 in Montreal, Safdie transformed urban living ...

Habitat 67 in Montreal was Moshe Safdie's first ever building. Skip to main ... but it also sheds a light on where we are headed in the future of architecture. For Safdie’s 1980 book Form and ...

Architect Moshe Safdie designed the Salt Lake City Library, whose interior is shown here, as a place to linger, not just find books. It includes a rooftop garden, cafe, shops and rotating art ...

Moshe Safdie on the highest sky bridge of his Sky Habitat complex in Singapore. ... My Life in Architecture.” ... and Safdie’s book openly recounts times when all three were lacking.