i always held my reservations about displaying architectural drawings on

the wall.

those worksheets hung up there on the walls would often remain distant and

unresolved to the simple observer who gets easily bored in those cases.

in order to make our graduation projects accessible to the audience i

suggested to present them in their suggested to present them in their natural surrounding, on our own drawing

tables including primary sketches, working models, desk lamps etc.

that is to show the process we went through as students which i had often

found more interesting to show than the results.

"the brilliant curating approves that when properly used architecture is

still capable of making a difference …the first to benefit from this are the

works themselves that had never looked better in a graduation exhibition.

this may be due to the fact that they were not presented as final products

but more as discussable dilemmas."

(esther zandberg, galleria, haaretz magazine 24/07/2008)