Sometimes, the journey is the story. Sometimes, the journey gets interrupted; but it never stops.
Back to Israel after six years, an opportunity to get to know this city that never sleeps. Tel Aviv was developed in the early 20th century and its buildings were heavily influenced by the Bauhaus School of Design, which also influenced much of modern Europe. (2018)
Tel Aviv has over 4000 Bauhaus era buildings
This is a city of architectural gems - recently there has begun an active program of restoration.
These thousands of Bauhaus inspired buildings are why Tel Aviv is known as the White City.
Dizengoff Square - heart of the White City
The fountain that anchors Dizengoff Square
Restoring the Dizengoff fountain
Yitzhak Rabin memorial. He was assassinated at the bottom of these stairs, round brass plates in the pavement show the locations of everyone involved.
Tel Aviv Museum of Art campus
Bronfman Center for the Performing Arts - atrium stairway. A modern example of the lasting influence of the Bauhaus School
Tel Aviv Museum of Art - M.C. Escher would have loved this place!
Rainy night at the Bronfman Center
