Top 5 Moshe Safdie Buildings

[@ajNKaj]

Hi, was made aware of Moshe by a current project to set up an Abrahamic house of worship in Abu Dhabi, some source say he has a contender while others say a British architect Sir Ajayi got the tender. Anyhow. Interesting your comment on Yad Vashem, i was so enthrolled in the horror that i nearly missed even the awareness of the space. But looking back to spring 2019 when we visited, i felt such an uplift on the exit and seeing Jerusalem. As if to say all those that perished dreaming of one day Jerusalem, now are! Its-good to see another perspective. Also i love the idea that we all long for an Eden and when we end up in concrete minus greenery, we rob our selves of joy and calmness. Maybe its not only the Englishman whose home is hiscastle

[@ajNKaj]

Thank you for reading and liking my take on your video

[@leveluparchitects]

I really appreciate you taking the time to make such a detailed comment. Great! Thank you!

[@ajNKaj]

@@leveluparchitects on same note, i saw a building of unusual design in Prague Czech republic, wonder if its one of his or if am attributing something to him of less calibre😊

[@leveluparchitects]

You should absolutely research that building! Let us know what you come up with. 🏗️👷

[@ajNKaj]

@@leveluparchitects Officially known as the Nationale-Nederlanden building, the Frank Gehry-designed Dancing House (or ‘Fred and Ginger’, after the famous dancers) was completed in 1996 and immediately became one of the most photographed buildings in the city. Designed in the deconstructivist or new-baroque style, the building consists of two towers (resembling two dancers). The ‘male tower’ is a cement tower that connects to an undulating section and is topped by a metal structure nicknamed Medusa, while the ‘female’ tower is made of glass and curved pillars. The building is used as offices and cannot be entered by the public-however, there is the Ginger & Fred restaurant on the top floor, with a magnificent view of the Vltava River below.

[@freeflyr6]

Very nice! I look forward to following your journey!

[@leveluparchitects]

Welcome aboard!

[@jakesgrobbler7465]

I heard there is n building pland that will be the new highest building in the world wat would be the limit on these building is there are any

[@leveluparchitects]

The Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest building at 828m height. Jeddah Tower will become the new tallest building at over 1000m high once construction is finished. Even Jeddah Tower might only hold on to the title of tallest building for a couple of years as the Burj Mubarak al-Kabir will overtake it in 2030, give or take a year. According to this article from Bloomberg, the tallest a building in the traditional sense can theoretically be is just under 9km, that is scary high! www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-08-16/is-there-a-limit-to-how-tall-buildings-can-get

[@slovajleclerc9093]

Altair in Colombo look like downsized version of Sky Habitat

[@leveluparchitects]

Wow! You are right, they are very similar. Thanks for the comment. More videos coming soon.