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Window shopping on Dizengoff

An article, full of nostalgia, I found in the Jerusalem Post, friday June 26th, written by Bracha Stock: “Window shopping on Dizengoff”. This was the ‘good old days’ without (!) this ugly small viaduct they build (in the 70s) over the once most beautiful (and only square in the world designed completely in the Internationale Style!!) square in Tel Aviv, with a fountain in the middle. An other assault on a historic place in Tel-Aviv!! … Read entire article »

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Castro Tel Aviv re-launched

The fashion chain Castro (men’s and woman’s clothing, cosmetics) invested NIS 8 million ($2 million) in their new flagship store at Dizengoff-Center ( the store was first opened in 1985). This month the store will host a exhibit marking Tel Aviv’s 100th anniversary and launch a collection inspired by the first hebrew city. The new store was designed as a loft by architect Uri Ben Dror of studio mu, and will now offer personal styling services, music listening posts and a stand for ordering concert tickets. There will be a ‘Tel Aviv’s Hall of Fame‘ honoring the 100 most significiant people in the history of Tel Aviv. A new collection of shirts inspired by Tel Aviv will be sold exclusively in the store. Castro fashion was founded in 1973 by … Read entire article »

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The Good Old Days

Old timers recall Tel Aviv in the early days: an article by Dina Kraft (JTA) “…I used to joke to my husband every time we walked down it that we were walking on MY street…” (Rafaella Dizengoff Rivlin) [Find the article HERE at JewishTimes.com] … Read entire article »

Filed under: architecture, history, life

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