Architect Daniel Libeskind, known for his Ground Zero masterplan, reflects on how cities can transform trauma into resilience through design. He emphasizes the importance of public spaces that honor collective pain, fostering solidarity and connection. Libeskind discusses his recent projects, including the Maggie’s Centre, which offer comfort in the face of hardship. In today’s world of conflict and isolation, he advocates for human-centered spaces that encourage togetherness, hope, and democratic dialogue, reminding us of our shared humanity.