Bialik Street, in Tel Aviv, Israel, opens into a pleasant square with several eclectic-style buildings from the 1920s, including the old town hall (white building), now a museum.

Tel Aviv was only a mass of sand dunes when established in 1909, and it is difficult to build foundations on sand. So the Bauhaus architects raised them up on thick stilts, which created air flow ...

For most visitors to Israel, Tel Aviv is the city near the airport with the hulking beachfront hotels. Tourists prefer Jerusalem. But if some architects, artists and city planners have their way, T… ...

Though it may be unknown to the typical person, Tel Aviv is actually home to approximately 4,000 edifices of Bauhaus architecture (2,000 of which are protected under preservation law), the world ...

The Bauhaus design school was founded in Weimar, Germany, by Walter Gropius in April 1919, exactly a decade after Tel Aviv was born as a small seaside village on sand dunes near the ancient ...

Incidentally, the same year Tel Aviv celebrates its 110th anniversary. Around 4,000 buildings built between the 1930s and Israel’s establishment in 1948 were constructed in the Bauhaus , or ...

Tel Aviv: Bauhaus, Bucolia and Brutalism – Israeli architecture Part 2. nettahyoelirimmer May 10, 2012. May 10 2012 7 min read Share. Tweet Share Share Email Copy. Become a paid member to listen ...

Tel Aviv’s Bauhaus architecture has long been a draw for design devotees, who travel to the Israeli city to see the some 4,000 Bauhaus-style buildings that were built there from the 1930s onwards.

Bauhaus and Tel Aviv. As soon as Adolf Hitler was elected Germany's chancellor in 1933, thousands of Jews left Germany for Mandatory Palestine. The wave of emigration intensified in 1935, ...

Tel Aviv - Beyond Bauhaus By AVIVA BAR-AM MARCH 1, 2010 18:50 Introduction On the night of December 20, 1917, British forces crossed the Yarkon River and conquered Tel Aviv from the ruling Turks .