Past Events

A special meeting to proudly showcase the most notable unsuccessful projects in architecture and urban planning from the past decade. This evening, we will review concepts that, although never built, have contributed significantly to the advancement of the architectural discipline—sometimes even more so than those that were constructed.

Architecture of Climate, Economy, and Morality: In this meeting, we will explore prominent projects from around the world that have revitalized existing buildings through enhancement or conversion. We will also learn about "urban mining" and examine how environmental approaches are implemented in Tel Aviv-Yafo today.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Join us for an urban tour among the city gardens and passageways – some familiar, others more secret – and get acquainted with Tel Aviv as it was imagined almost a century ago by Patrick Geddes: a Mediterranean garden city. The tour is led by Anat Groysman, certified tour guide via ministry of tourism.

An intimate evening in the exhibition The Jewish Hospital, during which artist Merav Shinn Ben-Alon will host four creators, curators, and researchers. Each will engage in a dynamic dialogue with her about the works, delving deeper into the creative process. Participants: Dr. Smadar Sheffi, Shira Levy-Benimini, Dr. Tal Frankel Elroy, and Dr. Irit Carmon Popper.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

This evening is dedicated to discussing the domestic corridor – not just as a marginal space but as a generator of experience. Through the corridor, we will explore the story of the most intimate area that architecture interacts with: the private home.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Is the Carmel Market primarily designed to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to the residents of Kerem HaTeimanim, or is it more of an entertainment and leisure hub for the public? In this event, we will explore evolving trends in commerce and consumption among the city's (and the world's) residents. We'll examine how these trends affect urban markets, particularly the Carmel Market. We will host a panel discussion with market figures to uncover the secrets of its relevance and uniqueness as we consider our vision for its future.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

Artist Meirav Heiman will talk about the domestic realm as a space of action in her works and how the relationships between family, interiors, and urban space function as tools in her creative process.

No pretense, no airs. We have the most beautiful stories worth pausing to hear: becoming a woman, living as a woman, celebrating it, and feeling anger about it. There's so much to relate to and nothing to be ashamed of. We'll share stories, drink arak, cry and laugh, have fun, sing, listen, and unburden ourselves. We welcome men and all genders, excluding no one.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.

From space vehicles and television helmets to medicines and code writing, as well as windows, doors, ceilings, and floors—should we consider all of this as part of architecture, or have we strayed from our core principles and need to return to fundamentals? In this meeting, we will explore the entry of contemporary elements into architecture by examining projects presented in the landmark Venice Architecture Biennales exhibitions “La Strada Novissima” (1980) and "Fundamentals" (2014).

The Liebling Haus tour presents Bauhaus architecture in the White City, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003. The tour offers a journey from past to present in which visitors hear the stories of the European immigrants who built it, visit the permanent and temporary exhibitions and learn about current issues in urban conservation and design.