Past Events

From the "Bird's Nest" in Beijing, through "The Wave" in London, to the "Hamburger" in Tokyo, this meeting will review important Olympic stadiums from recent decades. We will celebrate the architectural, economic, and technological achievements of the host countries and discuss the costs borne by the local population.

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.

Tal Alperstein's listening workshop emphasizes improving listening and writing skills. Participants will attune their ears to different sound intensities, explore spaces through sound, and produce texts documenting their listening experiences, from thought streams to subtle sound nuances.

Exercises for Life in Space: Cards and Performance is an event centered on live performance and physical practices in spatial environments, examining human interaction and architecture. This event marks the launch of the School of the City's deck of cards, which includes a collection of exercises intended for experiential exploration of spaces through movement and observation.

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 Path is a simulation game created for creators that explores questions regarding their professional and artistic direction. In this game, six participants come together around a board to examine their individual paths, the decisions they must make, and their next steps. The shared conversation fosters reflection and inspires action.

From Apple's round, alien-like headquarters in California to Bloomberg's wing-shaped building in London, this meeting will explore the architecture of the world's largest corporations, examine the physical forms that reflect their values (and whether a non-hierarchical structure can represent a capitalist conglomerate), and the pursuit of iconic uniqueness.

Shir Cohen's live sculpture features a pine wood bed frame deliberately crafted to seem broken, composed of two distinct sections. Throughout the week of the exhibition, the sculpture’s positioning will shift daily, emphasizing its innate potential for movement and form. The work adjustments will take place from May 18 to 23, on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, starting at 10:00 AM.

Every year, with the arrival of spring, we come together to perform the dance piece Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter by the Pina Bausch Wuppertal Dance Theater. We will begin with a workshop to learn the movements. Afterward, we will perform them on the Tel Aviv beach, accompanied by music from Louis Armstrong, as part of the international project The Nelken Line. Registration will begin on May 9th.

An evening commemorating 100 years of the Geddes Plan, dedicated to his vision of Tel Aviv as a garden city. The lectures will examine Geddes's planning principles and their relevance to urban environments today. Following this, there will be an open discussion and an interactive workshop on the planning, preservation, and renewal of urban gardens. The event will be held in Hebrew and English and is part of Open Hause weekand in TLV. Registration from May 9.

A contemplative walk through the built environment, exploring the relationship between the human body and the apartment, building, street, and city. By observing the space around us and the way our bodies interact with it, we'll attempt to refresh our perspective on the everyday and the taken-for-granted, and to encounter our urban surroundings through a humanistic lens that places the user at the center. Led by: Architect Lila Moalem

Roni Raviv’s Studio 1:1 is a personal one-on-one meeting space where conversations arise through working with various materials. Intimate gatherings around the worktable unite people, materials, and actions while the space gradually accumulates traces of these interactions.

Join us for an evening focused on architecture and space, featuring the screening of the film "Inside Renzo Piano Building Workshop," followed by a tour of the exhibition "Everything We've Learned So Far." The film highlights the methods and processes of renowned architect Renzo Piano. Meanwhile, the exhibition emphasizes learning through architecture, art, and performance, showcasing intriguing elements such as an observation of a groin vault, the growth of an avocado, and various work and creation processes.

Three musicians meet at night on the rooftop of the Liebling Haus. Each of the three conjures figures and creates an elaborate universe, where voice and electronics are weaved into song-spells and confessions.

A performance by Faye Shapiro on the rooftop of Liebling House, as part of the Diver Festival 2025. Faye Shapiro is a devotional singer, independent therapist, and introverted activist. Her work is dedicated to exploring the voice as a model and means of weaving a sound reality.

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.

Wild Weeds is an urban tour that explores hidden plants in public spaces. We will identify weeds growing in sidewalk cracks and on building walls, mark them with their names using botanical graffiti, and learn about their contributions to the city and the environment.

Join us for a practical workshop with a mindful 4.6-kilometer walk symbolizing the 4.6 billion years of Earth’s existence. Together, we will explore the story of life on our blue planet and reflect on the connection between this global narrative and our journeys.

A performance that offers a live practice of the body in space, creating an ongoing dialogue between the human and architecture.

A performance that offers a live practice of the body in space, creating an ongoing dialogue between the human and architecture.