Moshe Safdie
משה ספדיה
משה ספדיה
Moshe Safdie
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date/location
* July 14, 1938 Haifa
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Israeli and Canadian architect, active in Toronto and Sommerville.
description
Wikipedia article
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projects
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Yad Vaschem Holocaust-Museum
-2005, 1995
Jerusalem (Izrael part), Israel
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Peabody Essex Museum - Erweiterung
-2003
Salem, United States of America
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Skirball Cultural Center and Museum
1996
Los Angeles, United States of America
- Esplanade Condominiums
1986-89
Cambridge, MA, United States of America
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National Gallery of Canada
1986-88
Ottawa, Canada
- Columbus Center
1985-87 [project]
New York City, United States of America
- Ardmore Condominiums
1980-85
- Bar Ilan University
1974-84
Tel Aviv, Israel
- Coldspring New Town
1972-81 [partly realized]
Baltimore, United States of America
- Cyril Stein Residence
1974-76 [project]
Jerusalem (Izrael part), Israel
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Proposta pel concurs del centre Beaubourg
1971 [project]
- Habitat Puerto Rico
1968-71 [project]
San Juan, United States of America
- Habitat New York
1967-68 [project]
New York City, United States of America
- Habitat 67
1964-67
Montreal, Canada
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address
- United States of America
- country
- Massachusetts
- state
- Sommerville
- city
- 100 Rev Nazareno Properzi Way
- street
- are-safdieb-doke[at]dsflcl-msafdie.com
- http://www.msafdie.com
- website / homepage
publications
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Beyond Habitat
M. Safdie
Tundra Books of Montreal; 1970
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The Harvard Jerusalem Studio
Urban Designs for the Holy City
M. Safdie
MIT Press; 1987
- Moshe Safdie
Buildings and Projects, 1967-1992
M. Safdie, I. Z. Murray
McGill-Queens University Press; 1996
- The City After the Automobile
An Architect's Vision
M. Safdie, W. Kohn
1997
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Jerusalem
The Future of the Past
M. Safdie
Houghton Mifflin Co.; 1989
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Beyond Habitat
M. Safdie
MIT Press; 1970
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Museum of Civilization, Quebec City
in: Canadian architect, 3/1989
M. Safdie, R. L. Castro
page 18–27
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The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1982-1988
in: A+U, 9/1990,240
M. Safdie, D. Sharp
page 3–36
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Platform [Moshe Safdie reconsiders the tall building]
in: Interiors, 10/1988
M. Safdie
page 32–36,23
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The tall building humanistically reconsidered
in: Mass, 1988
M. Safdie
page 4–8
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Private jokes in public places
in: Inland architect, 9/1981
M. Safdie
page 20–27
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Collective significance
in: Harvard architecture review, 1984
M. Safdie
page 86–97
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Architecture in search of an ethic
in: Canadian architect, 11/1991
M. Safdie
page 44–45
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Moshe Safdie: building in context
in: Process: architecture, 1985,56
M. Safdie, W. von Eckardt
page 1–147
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article in: A+U, 9/1990,240
M. Safdie
page 3–36
reference
- Moshe Safdie
Buildings and Projects, 1967-1992
M. Safdie, I. Z. Murray
McGill-Queens University Press; 1996
- Moshe Safdie
M. Sorkin, M. Webb, P. Rowe, P. Goldberger, W. Rybczynski, W. Kohn
Academy Editions; 1996
- with numerous figs. (mostly col.)
- http://blackader.library.mcgill.ca/cac/safdie/index.html
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La seconda zampata di Moshe Safadie
in: L'Archittetura, cronache e storia, 8-9/1987,382-383
page 562–563
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Three projects by Moshe Safdie in Jerusalem
in: Architectural Record, 4/1978
M. F. Schmertz
page 103–114
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Moshe Safdie: defining a language of architecture
in: GSD news, 4/1990
page 17–18
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An interview with Moshe Safdie, new director of Urban Design Program
in: Harvard University. Graduate School of Design HGSD News, 1/1978
Y. Chabrier
page 1–3
- interview
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- Elusive Identity
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