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THE PUBLIC SPACE / ENVIRONMENT
Located on top of a hill, the park sits on the border between Tel Aviv and Givatayim. The park was established thanks to the generous donation of Edith Wolfson, the late wife of the late Sir Isaac Wolfson, British philanthropist and businessman. The park is topped by the White Square, an environmental sculpture site reflecting Tel Aviv’s history and scenery, by the Israeli architect, Dani Karavan. Known as Kikar Levana, the sculpture was donated as a gesture to the Founders of the City of Tel Aviv.
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THE GREAT SYNAGOGUE SQUARE
CREATING AN ICONIC PUBLIC SPACEBackground Since its first opening as one of Tel Aviv’s most iconic institutions, the Great Synagogue has served as a vibrant spiritual and cultural center for diverse Jewish worshippers. It welcomes people across the religious and identity spectrum that is so unique to Tel Aviv and is a staple of the city’s spirit of […]
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The Reuth Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Campus – Establishing the Future of Healthcare
Background More than 60,000 soldiers and civilians have been wounded since October 7 and in the subsequent Swords of Iron War, creating an enormous and unprecedented challenge for Israel’s healthcare system. Thousands of patients are receiving inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation treatment so that they can regain functional independence and return to their lives and […]
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the cees and phil wynn beach sports community center
The New Community and Water Sports center, which was established in collaboration with the Tel Aviv Foundation, with the generous support of Paul Wynn, allows direct, safe and accessible beach access, inviting all to connect. The center, built with detailed attention to the coastline, provides open public spaces, a beach sports community center and a […]
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