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Moshe Safdie is a Canadian-Israeli architect, urban designer, educator, theorist, and author. Born in Haifa, Israel, in 1938, he became renowned for his innovative approach to design and urban planning. Safdie gained international fame with his design of Habitat 67 for the Montreal Expo, a groundbreaking residential complex that explored modular and prefabricated construction, challenging traditional architectural forms. His work often emphasizes community, connectivity, and responsiveness to the environment, making significant contributions to global architecture across diverse cultures and geographies.
Canada is known for many things, including countless amazing feats of architecture! Across all ten provinces, locals and travelers alike will find majestic castles, one-of-a-kind modern structures, and some of…
Continue reading“Design greats: meeting Moshe Safdie” Podcast contents Publisher: Monocle Duration: 28 Minutes Chapter 1: Moshe Safdie The Israeli-Canadian architect Moshe Safdie is responsible for some of the most striking buildings of…
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