Tel Aviv, the city of society in the making

Andre Jaque, the golden boy of European architecture, explains upon his second visit to Israel how his vision of a society created out of common people's daily experiences could be applied to the country.

By Keshet Rosenblum | 21:29 13.01.13 |

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Tel Aviv, says Spanish architect Andres Jaque, "is a kind of gathering point for different cultures ….You need to find out how to bring diversity into the whole urbanism of the country.”

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Tel Aviv, the city of society in the making

Andre Jaque, the golden boy of European architecture, explains upon his second visit to Israel how his vision of a society created out of common people's daily experiences could be applied to the country.

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