A Passage Through Silence and Light is a striking photographic study of Daniel Libeskind’s extension to the Berlin Museum by renowned architectural photographer Hélène Binet. Through a series of evocative black-and-white images, the book explores light, void, and materiality, capturing the emotional depth and spatial intensity of the architecture. An introduction by architect and theorist Raoul Bunschoten provides critical context, situating the project within the broader discourse of architecture. A compact and elegant volume, this book is ideal for architects, photographers, and collectors of significant architectural works. Black Dog Publishing, 1997Out of Print All books are in vintage new condition and may show minor signs of age and handling, including light discoloration, scuffing, and general wear consistent with storage. These characteristics are inherent to vintage materials. All sales are final. Email [email protected] with questions.
