[in-enaction] libeskind: Breaking Wind (er! ground)

Anand Bhatt. wrote:
> Libeskind in Delhi (half a tower)...
>
> http://www.architexturez.net/FILES/archive/sub.gate.archive/bc-twin_towers.shtml 

What! fifteen bucks for a lecture looks like this?

AIA SF/SFMOMA ARCHITECTURE LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS DANIEL LIBESKIND: 
BREAKING GROUND

2004/11/19 06:30 pm
Herbst Theater, 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco

Daniel Libeskind, the internationally-renowned architect whose soaring, 
boldly imaginative design was selected for the rebuilding of the World 
Trade Center site will discuss his new book, BREAKING GROUND: Adventures 
in Life and Architecture. The book provides a startlingly candid, 
behind-closed-doors account of the design competition for the WTC site, 
one of the most publicly-debated events in the history of architecture. 
BREAKING GROUND also chronicles Libeskind’s personal and professional 
life leading up to the competition, including his immigration to the 
United States at thirteen, and the twelve years spent building the 
Jewish Museum in Berlin—now the most-visited museum in Germany and his 
most acclaimed project prior to the WTC competition.

$15 for AIA SF and SFMOMA members, students, and seniors and $20 for 
general admission. Tickets can be purchased directly through 
www.cityboxoffice.com or by calling 415.392.4400.