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Shimon Korbman in front of Jaffa
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Jaffa
UNESCO World Heritage List:
White City of Tel Aviv –
The Modern Movement
2003
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http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1096
Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 and developed as a metropolitan city under the British Mandate in Palestine. The White City was constructed from the early 1930s until the 1950s, based on the urban plan by Sir Patrick Geddes, reflecting modern organic planning principles. The buildings were designed by architects who were trained in Europe where they practised their profession before immigrating. They created an outstanding architectural ensemble of the Modern Movement in a new cultural context.
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Berlin, „Weiße Stadt“ [White City]
Berlin Housing Estates of the 1920s - on the UNESCO World Heritage List
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Say not, "Greece is no more."Through the clear mornOn light winds borneHer white winged soul sinks on the New World's breast.Ah! happy West--Greece flowers anew, and all her temples soar!
from "The White City" (1893) by Richard Watson Gilder
1893 World's Columbian Exposition and Fair in Chicago
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Bird's eye view of part of the Franco-British Exhibition (1908)
White City tube station, Wood Lane
During this period it was known as the Great White City due to the white marble cladding used on the exhibition pavilions, and hence gave its name to this part of Shepherd's Bush.10
The Old New Land (or Altneuland in the original German) is a utopian novel published by Theodor Herzl, the founder of political Zionism, in 1902. Outlining Herzl’s vision for a Jewish state in the Land of Israel, Altneuland became one of Zionism's establishing texts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Old_New_Land
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DR. EDINA MEYER-MARIL TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
Wilhelm Stiassny, perspective, Ahuzat Bait, 1909
REALITY
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Plan of ‘Ahuzat Bait’
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Praha
Malacky
Tel Aviv 1918
Heliopolis ca 1920
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Map of Heliopolis, circa 1913
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Tel Aviv, map. 1931
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Heliopolis
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Tel Aviv
Heliopolis Palace Hotel turned into the Federation of Arab Republics headquarters in 1972 and later into an Executive Presidential Palace
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Tel Aviv “dream houses”
Alexander Baerwald, proj. Tel Aviv. Power Station
“Hebrew Style”
Tel Aviv, Ahad Haam 37, Municipal boys school, 1924, Arch.L D. Hershkovitz
Dov Hershkovitz, proj. Tel Aviv, Jewish community building, 1923/24
BudapestBerlin Florence
Prague
St. Petersburg
Orientalist European synagogues
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Tel Aviv, Dr. Soskin House,Arch.: Alexander Baerwald
Ha’aretz, 30. 6. 1999
Tel Aviv, Ussishkin house, 1921
Arch.: Alexander Levy,
Alterations: Joseph Minor, 1930’s
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Tel Aviv, Mograbi theater, Arch.: Josef Berlin
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Tel Aviv, Silicate factory
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“We are confused!”
Not waterworks, but a bank in Tel Aviv –
Not a synagogue, but waterworks in Jerusalem –
Not a bank but a synagogue in Hadar HaCarmel
(Building in the Near East,1937)
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DR. EDINA MEYER-MARIL TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY
Stuttgart, Weißenhofsiedlung [Weissenhof Estate], 192737
Berin, “New Jerusalem” Neighbourhood ,1923-1926Arch.: Erwin Gutkind
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1923 1930
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Sir Patrick Geddes 1854-1932 41
Patrick Geddes: : Plan for Tel Aviv, 1925: 42
Patrick Geddes: : Plan for Tel Aviv, 1925: the central sector
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Richard Kauffmann, plans, Tel Aviv, 1921
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‘home block’
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Biopolis: Patrick Geddes and the City of LifeBy Volker M. WelterContributor Iain Boyd WhyteEdition: illustratedPublished by MIT Press, 2003ISBN 0262731649, 9780262731645379 pages
Afula1925Arch.: RichardKauffmann
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Afula1925Arch.: RichardKauffmann
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Hebbel-Theater1906-08
Volksbühne Berlin
Renaissance-Theater
Habimah Tel Aviv 1933-45
Theater and Komödie am Kurfürstendamm
1924.
("People's Theatre") 1913-14
Architect: Oskar Kaufmann (1873-1956)
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Tel Aviv, Habimah Theater, 1933-1945
Architects:
Oskar Kaufmann & Eugen Stolzer
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Architects: Ram Karmi in collaboration of the British Theater Project company54
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Tel Aviv, Bialik school, Arch.: Yacov Bar Sira
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Assutah Hospital, Arch.: Josef Neufeld
Tel Aviv, Cooperative Housing
1976
Arieh Sharon
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Engel house, 1933
Architect: Ze’ev Rechter
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“pilotis”
Tel Aviv
Private House,
Arch.: Arieh Sharon
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balconies
Girl’s Training Farm, Arch.: J. Pinkerfeld
Arch.: Elsa Gidoni-Mandelstamm & Al Zeisler
Tel Aviv, Brenner street 5, Brenner house, 1935 Arch.: Arieh Sharon
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Tel Aviv, Beit Brenner, 1935
Arch.: Arieh Sharon
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Tel Aviv, Brenner house, auditorium
Dessau, Bauhaus, auditiorium
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Bernau, Trade School, Arch.: Hannes Meyer
Tel Aviv, Brenner house, Arch.: Arieh Sharon
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The New Building Style, 1935
Walter Curt BehrendtDer Sieg des neuen Baustils. 1927. Translated as: The Victory of the New Building Style, Los Angeles: Getty Research Institute, 2000.
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Tel Aviv, Citrus House, Arch.: Carl Rubin,
1934
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Levant Fair 1934
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Levant Fair 1934
Richard Kauffmann Arieh Sharon
Elsa Gidoni-Mandelstamm(1901 – 1978)
Tel Aviv, Levant- Fair, Swedish Pavilion, 1934
Tel Aviv, Levant– Fair, Café Galina,
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Tel Aviv, Casino,
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Lotte Cohn, first woman architect to open her own practice in Tel Aviv in 1932
Tel Aviv, Hotel Gat-Rimmon, Arch.: Werner Wittkower
Bauhaus. Dessau
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Tel Aviv, Dizengoff Circle, 1935 Arch.: Genia Averbouch
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Paris, World exhibition, 1937
Le Pavillon d’ Israel en Palestine
L’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui, 1937
Sam Barkai & Julius PosenerARCHITECTURE EN PALESTINE
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Oskar Schlemmer,
Bauhaus signet, 1923
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Tel Aviv Modern Architecture, 1930-1939 (Hardcover) by Winfried Nerdinger (Author), Edina Meyer-Maril (Author), Irmel Kamp-Bandau (Photographer), 1996
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Des maisons sur le sable - Tel Aviv - Mouvement moderne et esprit bauhausDwelling on the dunes - Tel Aviv - Modern movement and bauhaus ideals Authors : Nitza Metzger-SzmukPublisher : Éditions de l'éclatYear : 2004
Jean-Baptiste AVRIL BODENHEIMERTel Aviv 100, 2008
Tel Aviv, The White City,The Modern Movement in Tel Aviv Architecture 1931-1960Exhibition - Montreal, Canada
September 9 - October 9 200592
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A JOURNEY ON SCOOTER TEL AVIV 2003 CARMI HAVKIN
THANKS!
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