Jewish Museum Berlin, memory void installation detail
Title
Jewish Museum Berlin, memory void installation detail
Landscape and Memory
Subject
holocaust; memorials; museums
Description
This project was funded by Bernard and Anne Spitzer Travel Fellowship for research projects involving travel abroad and incorporating the study of architecture, landscape architecture, or urbanism.
I chose to study Holocaust Memorials due to the range of projects, approaches in design aesthetic, and reactions. The projects demonstrate how architecture can, is, should be, and could be integrated into our understanding of landscape. Issues of symbolism, perception, and procession will be assessed along site – definition of landscape is modified by historic events and memories. I hope to raise awareness about how architecture can be more effective in relating to landscape: history and memory. Since site retain the ruin and intervention of human culture, it is important to understand how to bridge the past, present, and future.
Creator
Blyakher, Filipp
Libeskind, Daniel (American architect and author, born 1946)
Date
1989
Rights
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Filipp Blyakher
Type
Architecture and City Planning
Identifier
T0026
Coverage
Berlin, Germany
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Citation
Blyakher, Filipp and Libeskind, Daniel (American architect and author, born 1946), “Jewish Museum Berlin, memory void installation detail,” Spitzer School of Architecture, accessed December 10, 2024, http://digitalscholarship.ccny.cuny.edu/architecture/items/show/918.
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