Если бы стены могли говорить... Моя жизнь в архитектуре

Annotat͡sii͡a k knige "Esli by steny mogli govoritʹ… Moi͡a zhiznʹ v arkhitekture" Safdi M.:Moshe Safdi nazyvai͡ut odnim iz velichaĭshikh i samykh izobretatelʹnykh arkhitektorov sovremennosti. V chisle naibolee izvestnykh ego proektov - modulʹnyĭ zhiloĭ kompleks v Monreale Habitat"67, memorial I͡Ad Vashem v Izraile, muzeĭ "Khrustalʹnye mosty" v Arkanzase, zastroĭka Marina Bay Sands, vnutrenniĭ sad v aėroportu Jewel Changi v Singapure. V 2019 godu on poluchil premii͡u Volʹfa, kotorai͡a nari͡adu s Nobelevskoĭ schitaetsi͡a odnoĭ iz samykh prestizhnykh premiĭ, prisuzhdaemykh otdelʹnym lichnosti͡am, - za "dei͡atelʹnostʹ v oblasti arkhitektury, prodiktovannui͡u zabotoĭ ob obshchestve, i formalʹnoe ėksperimentatorstvo".Ego unikalʹnai͡a avtobiografii͡a priotkryvaet zavesu nad iznankoĭ ėtoĭ neobkhodimoĭ, neprostoĭ i ochenʹ tvorcheskoĭ professii i obʺi͡asni͡aet na primerakh, kak dumaet i rabotaet arkhitektor. O zhizni, o sebe i o semʹe, o slozhnosti͡akh v rabote, o prednaznachenii arkhitektury… Moshe Safdi delitsi͡a samym sokrovennym, perezhitym, proĭdennym na puti prob, oshibok, ozareniĭ i vzletov, kotoryĭ privel ego k osoznanii͡u missii - sluzhitʹ li͡udi͡am i k vershine vsemirnoĭ izvestnosti. Svoĭ iskrenniĭ i vseobʺemli͡ushchiĭ rasskaz avtor proilli͡ustriroval unikalʹnymi fotografii͡ami, risunkami, nabroskami, dokumentami iz obshirnykh rabochikh i semeĭnykh arkhivov i podelilsi͡a s nami idei͡ami proektov, kotorye poka chto ne nashli svoego voploshchenii͡a, no nash chitatelʹ uvidit ikh zarozhdenie odnim iz pervykh."Cherez prirodu, prirodu Vselennoĭ i prirodu cheloveka my budem iskatʹ istinu. Esli budem iskatʹ istinu, my naĭdem krasotu". (Moshe Safdi) Chitatʹ dalʹshe…

Summary of the book "If walls could talk… My Life in Architecture" Safdi M.:Moshe Safdi is called one of the greatest and most inventive architects of our time. Among his most famous projects are the modular residential complex Habitat 67 in Montreal, the Yad Vashem Memorial in Israel, the Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas, the Marina Bay Sands development, the inner garden at Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore. In 2019, he received the Wolf Prize, which, along with the Nobel Prize, is considered one of the most prestigious prizes awarded to individuals — for "activities in the field of architecture dictated by concern for society and formal experimentation."His unique autobiography lifts the veil over the underside of this necessary, difficult and very creative profession and explains by examples how an architect thinks and works. About life, about yourself and your family, about the difficulties in work, about the purpose of architecture… Moshe Safdi shares his most intimate experiences, passed through the path of trial, error, insights and ups, which led him to realize his mission — to serve people and to the top of world fame. The author illustrated his sincere and comprehensive story with unique photographs, drawings, sketches, documents from extensive work and family archives and shared with us ideas for projects that have not yet found their embodiment, but our reader will see their origin one of the first."Through nature, the nature of the universe and the nature of man, we will seek the truth. If we search for truth, we will find beauty." (Moshe Safdi) Read more…