The Danish Jewish Musuem & Daniel Libeskind

This richly illustrated volume offers an in-depth look at the design and realization of the Danish Jewish Museum in Copenhagen, one of Daniel Libeskind’s most celebrated cultural projects. Edited by Henrik Sten Møller, the book documents the architectural process from concept to completion, providing rare insight into Libeskind’s approach to memory, narrative, and spatial experience.

Through architectural drawings, photographs, and essays, the book explores how the museum’s zigzagging interior translates Jewish history and resilience into built form. Archival images and project documentation reveal the thoughtful integration of the museum within Copenhagen’s historic Royal Library complex.

Published by Danish Jewish Museum, 2004
Out of Print

All books are in vintage new condition and may show minor signs of age and handling, including light discoloration, scuffing, and general wear consistent with storage. These characteristics are inherent to vintage materials.

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