Military History Museum, Dresden The centrepiece of Libeskind's redesign of the Military History Museum is a hulking five-storey, 200 tonne wedge of glass, concrete and steel that thrusts up through the middle of the original building built in 1897. At the crest of the wedge is a 99 ft high viewing platform that's angled towards the drop zone of the bombs that flattened Dresden in the Second World War. The orientation is a conscious meditation on the city's immediate past which Libeskind insists is 'central to the transformation of the city today', adding that 'the destruction of Europe and European cities by the Nazis is part of the story of the destruction of Dresden. One cannot separate the Shoah and the museums that deal with memories from the history of Germany and Dresden.' Completion: October 2011 Image: © Bitter Bredt, courtesy of Studio Daniel Libeskind

即使按照他自己丰富的标准，这对于纽约的建筑师丹尼尔·利贝斯金德来说也是繁忙的时刻。

Military History Museum, Dresden Image: © Bitter Bredt, courtesy of Holzer Kobler Architekturen

Military History Museum, Dresden Image: © Bitter Bredt, courtesy of Holzer Kobler Architekturen

Military History Museum, Dresden Image: © Bitter Bredt, courtesy of Holzer Kobler Architekturen

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong Run Run Shaw, pioneering film studio chief and one of Hong Kong's most famous sons, would have applauded Libeskind's energetic design for the eponymous Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre. Located in the City University of Hong Kong, the 263,000 sq ft building brings together under one roof the new-media, film, design, and photography departments. Not surprisingly, symbolism is a dominant feature of the design - the montage of oddly angled asymmetrical steel-reinforced concrete slabs is meant to represent 'the anarchic nature of the creative process, with its push-pull of ideas that change shape as they evolve, generating their own momentum.' Completion: October 2011 Photography: courtesy of Gollings Photography Pty Ltd

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong

Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, Hong Kong

Reflections at Keppel Bay, Singapore Seen from the distance, Libeskind's six bay-side condominium towers rise up from their forest frontage with a disturbing shattered, post-Apocalyptic quality about them. Up close, the 2m sqft project bears all the hallmarks of Libeskind's bent for asymmetry and odd angles. With barely any straight lines in their elevations (save for the elevator shafts), the towers twist and bend like a stand of willows. Even by Singaporean standards, the scale of the project is audacious with 11 low rise apartment blocks clustering at the foot of the trinity of twin-towers, the latter linked by tiers of green plazas that catch the breeze coming in off the sea Completion: End of 2011 Image: courtesy of Keppel Land Ltd

Reflections at Keppel Bay, Singapore Image: courtesy of Keppel Land Ltd

Reflections at Keppel Bay, Singapore Image: courtesy of Studio Daniel Libeskind

Reflections at Keppel Bay, Singapore Image: courtesy of Keppel Land Ltd

Reflections at Keppel Bay, Singapore Image: courtesy of Keppel Land Ltd

Reflections at Keppel Bay, Singapore Image: courtesy of Keppel Land Ltd

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