Surprising the architectural critics, hundreds of Turkish and Palestinian architects defend Daniel Libeskind's Ontario Museum from an angry mob of Israeli artists demanding changes on the window pattern and interior design. Pics.
Surprising the architectural critics, hundreds of Turkish and Palestinian architects defend Daniel Libeskind's Ontario Museum from an angry mob of Israeli artists demanding changes on the window pattern and interior design. Pics. 1 & 2 | Interiors artists don't like and want them to be changed, impacting the facade.
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I was there yesterday, completely by coincidence. *ahem* came away with a slightly different impression of the issue at hand... though did think the selection of that location was interesting.
why don't they like the design?
i think it is a 'light and space' issue.;.)
someone please clarify? This whole thing is not clear. Why would Israeli artists get upset? And what does this have to do with Turkish and Palestinian architects?
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