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Hamakom – Creative jewish space in tel aviv

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A NEW SPACE FOR JEWISH-ISRAELI CREATIVITY & INNOVATION

HaMakom will be the hub of cultural and recreational activity and the heart of the city’s vibrant waterfront, offering interactive exhibitions, immersive experiences and cutting-edge programming geared to both adults and children.

A place that will encourage visitors to explore Jewish – Israeli Creativity through dilemma & debate. Integrating Israeli innovation, new media & arts, cutting edge technology & scientific achievements, architecture, theater, multiple exhibition and social spaces, all into one new type of cultural institution.

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RENEWING MANYA`S HOUSE

Establishing the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Archive in the Heart of the Renovated Bialik Square

Background Manya Bialik was the late wife of Chaim Nachman Bialik, Israel’s national poet. The house is located in the beating heart of the renovated Bialik Square, which includes six unique cultural institutions, among them Liebling House, the renovated Bialik House, and the new City Museum. The square’s activities are coordinated by a municipal administration, […]

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THE GREAT SYNAGOGUE SQUARE

CREATING AN ICONIC PUBLIC SPACE

Background 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 Great Synagogue – Renovating the Great Synagogue Interior

Creating an Iconic Public Space

Background Having stood at the heart of Tel Aviv-Yafo for over 95 years, the Great Synagogue remains one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Designed by architect Yehuda Magidovitch and completed in 1926, it was envisioned by the city’s founders as a central gathering place for the city`s Jewish community. Since its first opening as […]

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