Moshe Safdie Biography

Moshe Safdie returned to Montreal taking charge of the master plan for the 1967 World's Fair (Expo '67); he also realized an adaptation of his graduation thesis as Habitat '67 the central feature of the exhibition. Habitat which opened in 1967 soon became one of the lasting 20th-century icons of utopian urban living.In 1970 Safdie established a Jerusalem branch office commencing an intense involvement with the rebuilding of Jerusalem. During this period Safdie also became involved in the developing world working in Senegal Iran Singapore and the Canadian arctic.In 1978 following teaching appointments at Yale McGill and Ben Gurion Universities Safdie relocated his residence and principal office to Boston when he became Director of the Urban Design Program and the Ian Woodner Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. In the following decades he was responsible for the design of six of Canada's principal public institutions including the Quebec Mus

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