Press Publications: “The Connection Between Protest and Urban Spaces”, by Naama Riba, Ha’aretz, December 3, 2015 (Download PDF, in Hebrew). An Interview with Tali Hatuka, “A Quarter to Urban” with Netta Ahituv, Galei Tzahal, December 14, 2015.
Press Publications: “The Connection Between Protest and Urban Spaces”, by Naama Riba, Ha’aretz, December 3, 2015 (Download PDF, in Hebrew). An Interview with Tali Hatuka, “A Quarter to Urban” with Netta Ahituv, Galei Tzahal, December 14, 2015.
September 5 – December 19, 2014
Wolk Gallery, MIT
Cambridge, MA
The blog “Urbanologia” is an independent platform for ideas, dialogues and discussions about urbanity, by the Laboratory for Contemporary Urban Design. It presents a wide spectrum of opinions and views about the mundane and extraordinary, the planned and the unexpected, the malfunctions and successes stories. The blog also seeks to expose the lab’s current work […]
“All the Happy Cities”, by Tali Shamir, Calcalist, February 06, 2014. “A Neighborhood in the Making”, by Eran Eldar, Ma’ariv, December 14, 2012 (online version, December 20, 2012). “A Vision for the New Neighborhood”, by Ester Zandberg, Ha’aretz, November 14, 2012. An invitation to the book launch event – Thursday, January 03, 2013, 8pm, at […]
“Smartphone: Upgrade or Trouble?” by Alex Doron, Ma’ariv, May 25, 2012 “How Smart Phones Are Turning Our Public Places Into Private Ones” by Emily Badger, The Atlantic Cities, May 16, 2012 Television interview with Dr. Eran Toch, Ha’olam Haboker, Reshet, Channel 2
Tali Hatuka Recieved the Recher Prize for Architecture, 2012, Ester Zandberg, Ha’aretz, December 26, 2012. The Winners of the Recther Prize, 2012, Naama Riba, xnet, December 20, 2012.
“Meet the Smart City: the Technological Vision for Kiryat Gat”, Alex Doron, Ma’ariv, July 9, 2012 “An Experiment in the South: Kiryat Gat’s Digital Pavilions”, Roni Bar, xnet, June 7, 2012 “Reinventing Planned Cities: Rethinking ’50s Era ‘New Towns’“, Scott R Campbell, MIT News, May 22, 2012 “Re-inventing the Planned City”, American Friends of Tel […]
“Deconstructing the City, from Inside a Lab”, by Noam Dvir, Ha’aretz, January 26, 2011 (in Hebrew). Laboratory for Contemporary Urban Design (LCUD) on Wikipedia.