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Diane talks with the architect selected last year as the master planner for the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site. In his new memoir, he explains how he developed his approach to design and architecture, growing up in Poland, Israel and New York City.
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- Daniel Libeskind Principal design architect in Studio Daniel Libeskind. His projects incude the Jewish Museum Berlin and the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, England.
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