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Moshe Safdie
collection1953-197811 descriptions inside6 digitized
Internationally renowned architect Moshe Safdie (1938-) first attracted attention in 1967 with the design of Habitat 67. Resembling a Lego-like cluster of blocks, the housing complex was built as part of Expo 67 and has become a landmark of architectural modernity in Montreal. Born in Haifa, Israel…
8 descriptions directly inside
- Moshe Safdie - Residence (1940 Ave. Clinton)file 1953-1959 · Museum of Jewish Montreal3 inside · 3 digitized
- Moshe Safdie - Residence (3449 Hutchinson Apt. 7)file 1960-1961 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Moshe Safdie - Residence (506 Ave. des Pins O. Apt. 2)file 1964-1966 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Moshe Safdie - Habitat '67 (2600 avenue Pierre-Dupuy)file 1967-0000 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Moshe Safdie and Assoc. (1315 de Maisonneueve O. 12th Floor)file 1968-1978 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDescription only
- Moshe Safdie, devant un modèle de Habitat, 1964item 1964 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Photo récente de Moshe Safdie, par Stephen Kelly, v. années 2000. Avec l’aimable permission de Safdie Architectsitem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Moshe Safdie au travail, v. années 1980 Safdie Fonds, Canadian Architecture Collection à la Bibliothèque de l’Université McGillitem 1980 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
