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Tel Aviv to open its houses

A 'bougainville' house in Tel Aviv / © Tel Aviv Fever
‘The Houses from Within Project‘ (www.batim-il.org) will allow the public to see some of Tel Aviv‘s architectural gems from the inside over the weekend of May 8-9. The event is being held in the framework of the city’s Centennial celebrations. Dozens of buildings across Tel Aviv – private apartments , lofts, urban villas, synagogues, churches and public structures – will open their doors (free of charge) to give visitors a glimpse of the city’s various designs over the years. This is the 3rd year Tel Aviv is hosting Houses from Within, but this time it will be on a large scale than its previous incarnations.
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What a nice photo, so Telavivian!
Toda Raba, Rachel!
I love Bougainville so much… Especially when it looks like this! :-D
Ed
My great uncle built the first Tel Aviv building with an elevator…."pensak's passage' on Herzl Street.Two years ago, when we last saw it, it was decaying and a shambles. Has it been repaired for the Centenial? This historic building really deserves a facelift!
Debbie,Do you mean the building on Herzl-street no.16??__The first Department-store of Tel-Aviv??__I have some great pictures for you!!__Within the building,for 1 year,there was a Gallery, run by young artists,they told them a month ago to leave the building…they will start to restore it!!
I made a few weeks ago some pictures of the building: send me your mail and I will send you the pictures.
Warmest regards,
Frits
Dear frits,
Did you receive my answer???Yes, this is my greatuncle's building! it later became a residence and my grandmother lived on the top floor……it was supposed to have been very stylish!!! I look forward to your pics………
thanks so very much
debbie at dpbtrav@aol.com
Debbie,
I just send some pictures to your mail and an article from the Jerusalem Post( December 2008) about the ART-Gallery in the building.As,I told you,they left last month with a "bleeding heart".
I will write,soon,an article about this GREAT building on our Website:-)