Deconstructive Abstract* by Canon DSLR Challenge

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09-MAY-2003	Olaf.dk

Deconstructive Abstract*

Jewish Museum, Berlin

The Jewish Museum in Berlin is designed by the mostly theoretical, deconstructivist architect: Daniel Libeskind.
[Same architect who later won the architectural competition for Ground Zero in New York]

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Guest		01-Feb-2005 13:08
Got it... well done! Brian

Canon DSLR Challenge		01-Feb-2005 05:34
Brian, thanks for the comment! This is - pretty much - looking straight up (if we call the ground the xy-plane, this is looking along the z-axis). --Olaf.dk

Guest		01-Feb-2005 03:30
Olaf, I like this… even more now that I did a bit of self educating as to what deconstructive architecture is all about. What kept me coming back to look at this is the various shading, strong (non parallel) lines and non-traditional construction. What I find most appealing is how you’ve illustrated one of the concepts of this type of architecture: challenging what we consider ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ as it relates to design (of both the building and this photograph). From what perspective are you looking? Are you looking up at several floors inside the building? Brian