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Amnon Direktor
A bunker for every citizen: inside the world’s most fortified peaceful country
In neutral Switzerland, authorities maintain enough shelters for all 9 million residents; many double in peacetime as storage for bicycles, laundry or wine, but can quickly be converted back in an emergency; how does Israel compare?
Amnon Direktor
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03.15.26
Iran strike on Dubai landmark hits more than architecture — it shakes a symbol
A fire sparked by an Iranian missile strike at Dubai’s luxury Burj Al Arab hotel caused only limited damage, but underscored the fragility of the glittering stability Gulf states have worked for decades to project
Amnon Direktor
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03.06.26
The cultural sites in Tehran that Israelis will be able to visit when Iran reopens to the world
Bustling Tehran, home to about 10 million people, is the site of several special buildings, both ancient and modern, but all worth a visit when possible; When peace breaks out we will all be able to visit - from the abandoned mosque to the Book Garden
Amnon Direktor
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03.05.26
Tiny urban forests, just two parking spaces wide, could help cool cities, Israeli study finds
New Israeli research shows that dense ‘micro-forests’ planted on plots as small as two parking spaces can lower urban temperatures, absorb floodwater and improve quality of life, offering cities a practical tool to fight heat and climate stress
Amnon Direktor
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02.02.26
Can we visit? Indonesia builds a brand new capital from scratch
Indonesia is racing to replace polluted, sinking Jakarta with Nusantara, a futuristic capital meant to house millions; funding cuts, political hesitation and environmental criticism are raising fears the city could become a ghost capital
Amnon Direktor
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01.23.26
Sydney unveils $830 million waterfront fish market blending architecture, food and sustainability
Set along the harbor, Sydney’s new fish market pairs a dramatic wave-shaped roof with sweeping bay views, positioning the project as a major culinary, architectural and environmental landmark for locals and tourists
Amnon Direktor
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01.14.26
World’s tallest church tops out after 140 years under construction
The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, whose cornerstone was laid by architect Antoni Gaudí in 1882, broke a record this month by becoming the world’s tallest church at 172.5 meters, as the century-long project nears completion
Amnon Direktor
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01.06.26
Salt of the Earth: Israeli scientists turn Dead Sea waste into building bricks
Israeli research team develops brick made from recycled salt; this could be solution to dependence on polluting cement
Amnon Direktor, Zavit
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01.05.26
Paradox: opera houses booming despite declining audiences worldwide
Opera houses by Renzo Piano in Hanoi and Bjarke Ingels in Hamburg highlight a global trend: using bold cultural architecture to attract tourists and broaden appeal beyond classical opera enthusiasts
Amnon Direktor
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12.12.25
Trump taps Jewish architect who fought migrant deportations for White House ballroom
Shortly after his flagship project began, the US president dismissed his chosen architect and appointed Shalom Baranes, a Jewish architect born in Libya known for designing federal buildings in Washington; another twist on the way to the golden ballroom?
Amnon Direktor
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12.11.25
Capturing the charm of Hong Kong's crumbling high-rises
Hong Kong has more than 9,000 buildings over 100 meters tall, creating one of the densest skylines in the world; a French photographer captures the hidden charm in its worn facades, lush rooftop pockets and the quiet persistence of nature between the towers
Amnon Direktor
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11.18.25
Renowned artist Anish Kapoor designs a metro station that looks like a vagina
British-Indian-Jewish artist Anish Kapoor, known for breaking conventions, was commissioned to design two entrances to a new subway station in Naples. He envisioned a descent into the earth, or into hell, but some visitors interpret the elliptical form differently.
Amnon Direktor
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11.01.25
From ruin: The architect leading the preservation of Palestinian cities
At 74, Suad Amiri has spent decades restoring urban and rural spaces in the West Bank and Gaza, showing that architecture is more than stone — it’s about memory, identity and the communities that give meaning to place
Amnon Direktor
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11.01.25
Israeli innovation turns energy-guzzling glass skyscrapers into green buildings
Glass skyscrapers dazzle but waste huge energy; Sky-Walls’ AI-powered façade modules promise to cut heating and cooling use by 30%, marrying modern design with sustainability and helping buildings meet global climate targets
Amnon Direktor, Zavit
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09.04.25
Innovative algorithm aims to protect Negev Bedouin villages from missile attacks
After repeated missile attacks exposed gaps in Israel’s civil defense, researchers and architects developed a data-driven, algorithm-based system to map and optimize shelters in Negev Bedouin villages, improving access and protection for vulnerable communities
Amnon Direktor
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08.27.25
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