Daniel Libeskind on Memory Foundations

In this episode, Grace and Caleb sit down with Daniel Libeskind, the globally renowned architect behind projects including the Jewish Museum Berlin and the master plan for the rebuilt World Trade Center site. Libeskind reflects on how his upbringing as the child of Holocaust survivors, his experience immigrating to America, and his belief in architecture as a vessel for memory have shaped his work. Together, they discuss the relationship between history and the built environment, the role of optimism in architecture, and why great design should bring cultural meaning and human energy into everyday life.