1. JEWISH MUSEUM BERLIN BUILT IN 1993-1998

2. RAISED TO THE GROUND BY BOMBARDMENT
AND BATTEL BY THE NAZIS THE KVIBSBERG DISTRICT WAS REBUILT IN THE 60s
WITH SOME REMAINS LIKE THE COLLIGEN HOUSE WHICH WAS THEN THE JEWISH MUSEUM AND NOW THE OLD BERLIN MUSEUM
SOON AFTER THE CONSTRUCTION FOR THE NEW BERLIN MUSEUM WAS PUT FORWARD THROUGH A COMPETITION DEDICATED TO JEWISH HISTORY
165 ARCHITECTS PARTICIPATED IN THE COMPETITION

4. A year later, Daniel Libeskind's design was chosen for the commission for what was then planned as a “Jewish Department” for the Berlin Museum.
While other entrants proposed cool, neutral spaces, Libeskind offered a radical, zigzag design, which earned the nickname 'Blitz
The empty museum was completed in 1999 and attracted over 350,000 people before it was filled and opened on September 9, 2001.

5. THE DESIGN
BLITZ- LIGHTNING
TOTURED DISCREET FORM TO SHOW ALL VOILENCE
RUPTURY IN HISTORY OF JEWS AND GERMANY
THE BEAUTIFUL TREES ALREDY EXISTING ON THE SITE GAVE THE DIRECTION OR THE ANGELS TO THE BUILDING
ACCORDING TO THE ARCHITECT
THE TREES WHICH ARE SINCE THE WARS TOLD THE HISTORY OF BERLIN

6. THE OLD AND THE NEW

7. PLAN OF THE JEWISH MUSEUM

9. VOID OF MEMORY

10. THERE ARE THREE CORRIDORS ACCESS
SYSTEM SYMMETRICALY ARRANGED
SHOWING 3 MAJOR EXPERIENCES IN
GERMAN JEWDAISUM CONTINUITY,
EXILE AND DEATH

11. ASHTONISHING CUTS

12. THE EMPTY EXIBIT AND THE HOLOCAST TOWER

18. BY
RACHANA KANDARI
T.Y.B.ARCH
B.V.C.O.A