It’s not easy being me, Daniel Friedman. On top of the cares of delightful family, domestic finance and the Jewish Daily Forward, there’s the existential angst of living in a world of doppelgangers — whole crowds of Daniel Friedmans swarming around me. It’s like living in Charlie Kaufman’s “Being John Malkovich” except instead of everyone…
Three years ago, Toronto-born Daniel Friedman was a newly minted architect whose livelihood evaporated when the economy crashed. Today, hundreds of people are living in Friedman’s designs — but sewing machines and measuring tapes are his work tools. With business partner David Kusy, Friedman runs Bindle and Keep, a New York-based bespoke mens- and womenswear…
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