Media Dezeen | Albert Einstein Education and Research Center Safdie Architects has oriented a medical centre in Brazil around a massive atrium with a glass ceiling that was designed to evoke "the feeling of being under a tree canopy".
Media Bloomberg | Can the U.S. Build Big Again?: In response to President Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure law, Moshe Safdie asserts that to achieve major, consequential projects, the U.S. must change its approach – particularly in three conspicuous ways. In a call-to-action, Safdie concludes: “Our future record on infrastructure will be a verdict on ourselves.”
Media ArchDaily | Compact Bigness: How Safdie Architects Realize Megaprojects Without a Mega Office: When it comes to the way Safdie Architects runs its operations, the firm is somewhat of a unicorn. Sara Kolata interviews Partners Chris Mulvey and Sean Scensor about their approach to business and project implementation.
Media The Globe and Mail | For Moshe Safdie, social responsibility in design comes naturally In anticipation for Shifting Vision's film, For Everyone a Garden, Moshe Safdie sits down with journalist David Israelson to reflect on the role of nature in his designs.
Events Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) Option Studio Spring 2022: Revisiting Moshe Safdie's 1971 Newsweek article, The Shape of Things to Come, Moshe Safdie and Jaron Lubin lead a Spring Option Studio for Harvard's Graduate School of Design that probes into the future of the urban environment. The studio explores the role of the architect to help shape the built environment towards solving the challenges of humanity.
Media CNN | Striking Architecture Projects Set to Shape the World in 2022 Completing in Spring 2022, Qorner Tower in Quito, Ecuador is featured in CNN's Annual Architecture Lookahead, highlighting nine striking architecture projects set to shape the world in 2022.