Denver

Daniel Libeskind
 2009
M218

Denver is my first design object, and I still think it is one of my best projects. My inspiration was the “New World ” Symphony by Antonín Dvorák, and the idea of a space that is open to infinite new possibilities.I think the slimness and elementary shapes of the Denver express the vision of the flowing and jagged lines in my architecture.

FINISHES

  • CR - Bright chrome CR - Bright chrome CR - Bright chrome
  • CO - Satin chrome CO - Satin chrome CO - Satin chrome
  • IS - SuperStainlesssteel satin IS - SuperStainlesssteel satin IS - SuperStainlesssteel satin
Clear

MATERIAL

Brass

TYPOLOGY

Door handles - Square

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

Technical sheets

door handle, window handle, DK
door handle, window handle, DK

COMPLETE COLLECTION

Denver

COLLEZIONE COMPLETA

Denver

DOCUMENTAZIONE TECNICA

Technical sheets

door handle, window handle, DK
door handle, window handle, DK

Denver

Denver,
 2009

By meticulously subtracting, I obtained a form that appears in its most minimal terms, much like Gio Ponti succeeded in doing with the Lama model.

— Jewish Museum Berlin, Berlin, 1999/2001

This is rendered more sophisticated by the dynamic movement impressed by a slight but significant alteration to the classic geometry: an idea of aerodynamic beauty rooted in contemporaneity. — Daniel Libeskind

VEDI BIO Daniel Libeskind

SEE BIO Daniel Libeskind

— Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, 2007
— Contemporary Jewish Museum San Francisco (CA), 2008

In 1990, Daniel Libeskind wins the competition for the Berlin Jewish Museum, leading him to become one of the most acclaimed architects in the international panorama.

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— Click to play: Daniel Libeskind, Salone del Mobile 2014