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MANZANA Apartments Coming to Phoenix

Libeskind Studio Design to contribute to Roosevelt Arts District with landmark mixed-use development. Zac Cohen of LSD interviewed by Whitey Clark on Channel 3 News - Phoenix. Libeskind Studio Design's newest project MANZANA is coming to Roosevelt Row to become a landmark of urban renewal in downtown Phoenix.
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GROWTH: The untapped architectural depth emerging in downtown Phoenix

All of those words by themselves can shape the image of a structure in the mind’s eye, but for the brain-trust of Libeskind Studio Design —- an international architectural firm —- making those ideas and themes come together can create an undeniable sense of space. The sense of space is everything to Lev Libeskind.
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Project "Manzana", image 01 | Lev Libeskind

Roosevelt Row project to bring apartments, restaurant in ‘Manzana’ development

A midcentury modern-inspired apartment complex planned near Roosevelt Row aims to capitalize on "an opportunity to create a world-class destination for architects" in Phoenix. Intersection Development, a Phoenix-based company with several downtown plans in the works, expects to break ground on Manzana, a 68-unit structure with ground-floor restaurants and bars, in the first quarter of…
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Developer with Mario Kart-inspired plans details more projects on tap in Phoenix

The development team behind a planned Mario Kart-inspired apartment building near downtown Phoenix is planning a handful of other projects near the Roosevelt Row Arts District. Zac Cohen’s company, InveStellar Corp., first planned the complex called Rainbow Road. InveStellar Corp. is now part of Intersection Development, a Phoenix-based company that has been acquiring buildings and…
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European Architect Lev Libeskind to Set Up First US Office in Phoenix

A world-renowned architectural firm based in Milan, Italy has selected Phoenix for its first U.S. office. Lev Libeskind, lead designer and creative director of Libeskind Studio Design, said he originally thought his first U.S. expansion would be in Los Angeles. He even considered Dallas and Austin, Texas, until finally choosing Phoenix.
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Lev Libeskind, Not Daniel, Opens New Architecture Studio in Rome

After working together for seven years on numerous projects with his father, Lev has founded his own studio in Milan and has now begun working "with very talented Roman architects" in Nomentano.
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Rainbow Over RoRo

“We were able to turn this property into a living piece of art,” Zac Cohen, managing director of Valley-based InveStellar Corporation, says of his Arizona company’s project on Roosevelt Row. “We wanted interaction, we wanted connection, and to create a sense of community in the arts district. Rainbow Road will be a place where all these…
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Lev Libeskind to Participate in Panel Discussion During the Opening of the Venice Biennale of Architecture

Tim Fu, Architectural Designer at Zaha Hadid Architects, Lev Libeskind, Creative Director at Libeskind Studio Design and Luca Curci, Founder of Luca Curci Architects, together with other panelists and guests, will provide a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and human identity
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Architecting Greatness with Lev Libeskind – Going for Greatness Podcast

The greatness of creativity knows no bounds. Learn first-hand how architecture impacts the world and grows communities inspired by creativity. Hear from talented Italian architect Lev Libeskind how building communities is far less about the practical function and more about contributing to impacting the world for generations.
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Fathers and Sons: Architecture Handed Down from Generation to Generation

Fathers and Sons: Architecture Handed Down from Generation to Generation Daniel and Lev Libeskind The father, Daniel, known as a deconstructivist, has carried out many urban, cultural, and commercial projects (museums, concert halls, conference centers, university buildings, hotels, malls, and residential towers) from the museum dedicated to the Jewish painter Felix Nussbaum to the Jewish…
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