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RE: The Jewish Museum in Berlin | Places to Remember - Archisteem
Interesting intro about the museum. Personally don’t really get the Daniel Libeskind’s way of practice, perhaps too theoritical than practical? Nonetheless, I appreciate how he did for the museum by acknowledging the sacrifice of the Jewish community :)
Thanks, @kimzwarch. I think the architecture fits really well to the museum and its purpose. Too theoretical? I have no idea:) - I am not an architectural expert. But I also see it in the context of Berlin, there is not much space for many (very) outstanding projects, so I am glad about this project:)
This is great! Haha, is alright. As long as the building is loved and appreciated by the people, if is a good project :)
I agree:) - I remember just after the building was finished there were many people talking about the museum and it got covered in many newspapers and magazines. Now, after 17 years, the initial excitement fairly quieted down. For me, it is still something special:)
It is quite normal for the heat to cool down without any new element introduced into it or reignite the interest of the public about it. Nonetheless, it stays valuable and worth to be preserved as this is a treasure hold of the memories of the past.