Product Description
The personal world of Daniel Libeskind, one of the most important international figures architecture is revealed here in connection to his craft.
By
Karen (New York)
This review is from: Daniel Libeskind: Fishing From The Pavement (Hardcover)
If there is a more ridiculous or more pretentious book or architect alive today, I challenge anyone, anywhere to show them to me. It is a truism that whereas genius has its limits, stupidity knows know boundaries. - QED "Fishing From The Pavement". (www.amazon.com/Daniel-Libeskind-Fishing-Pavement)
The following image represents my thoughts on this book.
I found this book overly pretentious and more than anything when reading it, it made me question the role of the architect and public perception of architecture. This book illustrates a huge divide in the lofty thoughts of a revered member of the architecture profession and the sort of architecture that the public are interested in and generally exposed to.
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