urban planning studio

Urban planning studio - 2010Yair titelboimShahar lorberbomMaria kalman

romema, Jerusalem, Israel

Horizontal segmented environmentsThe Hierarchy that people give to their surroundings according to an individual gradient values indicates that there is no such thing as an ‘ideal environment’ – only deferent kinds of environments that appeal to Deferent people. Ergo there is no point in trying to develop universal concepts. We should only espier to Characterize the potential groups that will inhabit those environments and allow for as many Scenarios to take place.

“The best way to see the depth of a culture is through its conversations tools” marshall mcluhan

The planning strategy was based on identifying deferent Homogeneous behavioral Spaces - in order to adjust physical distinct environments, expand and Diverse that these environments and what they have to offer .In order to achieve this strategy followed defrent steps:

1. Identifying the behavioral enviromental property's of the community

2. Diagnosing the ways to influence those environments – in order to allow deferent activities and Reduce possible Limitation.

3. Develop Scenarios of Development and Improvement of specific compounds in the neighborhood

Statistic researchsurvey researchNeeds Hierarchy

Information and transport scheme

Temple and talmod compound

The belz temple compound

South end of project – commerce compound

The orthodox commerce compound

Mane rode – information terminals

Mane rode – adjusted street sections

Perspective view of project

Commerce façade – south end of project

Back of commercial compound (1)

Back of commercial compound (2)

Talmod garden – view to the north

Talmod garden and bridge – view to the north

Talmod bridge and temple compound

Open auditorium view – facing south

Temple view