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sunday newsletter
a designboom.com publication
December 2011, 04
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every sunday we choose a topic from the vast archive of designboom,
today: moshe safdie
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moshe safdie: chongqing chaotianmen
published 12.02.11
the mixed-use complex references the sails on a fleet of the traditional chinese boats which previously docked on the historically significant site.
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moshe safdie: mamilla hotel
published 11.27.11
the structure of the luxury hotel is a combination of historical buildings and contemporary spaces which have been integrated into the dense walled city of jerusalem, israel.
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moshe safdie: condominium at bishan central
published 09.28.11
the 38-story residential complex in singapore provides high density housing with family amenities and lusciously planted community gardens.
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moshe safdie: united states institute of peace
published 08.31.11
the distinct undulating spherical roof and cantilevered wing-like canopies of this headquarters, dedicated to international peacemaking, is the newest addition to the national mall.
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moshe safdie: khalsa heritage center
published 08.30.11
five iconic concave sloping roofs symbolize the important relics contained within this museum commemorating the culture of the sikh people.
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moshe safdie: kauffman center for the performing arts complete
published 06.22.11
construction is now complete for kansas city's state-of-the-art home for local, regional and national cultural and social events.
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marina bay sands hotel singapore
published 05.06.11
designboom stayed at marina bay sands hotel.
the complex consists of three hotel towers connected by the magnificent sands skypark. with over 2,500 rooms and suites, it is the biggest hotel in singapore.
the rooms offer views of the south china sea or singapore skyline.
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moshe safdie: artscience museum, singapore
published 02.28.11
resembling a lotus flower, the 6,000 m2 museum accommodates 21 naturally-lit galleries within its 10 'petal' forms.
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