1. Daniel Libeskind
Jewish Museum, Berlin
“Between the lines”

2. Entry through the historic building
Building components appear disconnected
Exterior coated in Zinc – will age

3. Lines – drawn randomly from maps of the city
Competition won in 1989
Completed in 1999
Exhibitions running from 2001

5. Underground axes:
Axis of the Holocaust, Axis of Emigration, Axis of Continuity
Walls angle in along the corridors

6. Garden of Exile
Disorientating lean
No exit point
Symbol of uprooting

7. Dead end of the Holocaust tower
Entry to the museum up a flight of narrow stairs at the end of the Axis of Continuity

8. The Voids
Cut through and interrupt the Museum space in a straight line
All different shapes
One features an art installation of metal faces that cover the floor
The Museum's Voids refer to "that which can never be exhibited when it comes to Jewish Berlin history: Humanity reduced to ashes." (Daniel Libeskind, 2000)