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Building
In the 1930s, even in Hadar HaCarmel, interpretations of international architecture emerged.
The International style in Hadar HaCarmel arrived alongside the Jewish immigrants, an import from Europe that suited the new settlers seeking a fresh identity and embracing construction technology. In most cases, the homeowner was Jewish, as was the architect.
The hybrid style emerged from a fusion of elements from international architecture brought by Jewish immigrants and the local Arab building tradition, where the homeowner was often Arab and the architect Jewish.
Here are the buildings in the different styles that we modeled as part of the research and digital preservation of the neighborhood:
Buildings
In the 1930s, even in Hadar HaCarmel, interpretations of international architecture emerged.The International style in Hadar HaCarmel arrived alongside the Jewish immigrants, an import from Europe that suited the new settlers seeking a fresh identity and embracing construction technology. In most cases, the homeowner was Jewish, as was the architect.The hybrid style emerged from a fusion of elements from international architecture brought by Jewish immigrants and the local Arab building tradition, where the homeowner was often Arab and the architect Jewish.Here are the buildings in the different styles that we modeled as part of the research and digital preservation of the neighborhood:
International style buildings
First generation
were built in the years 1930-1934. are characterized by a cohesive syntax of the international style, but their appearance is still symmetrical and balanced.
International style buildings
First generation
were built in the years 1930-1934. are characterized by a cohesive syntax of the international style, but their appearance is still symmetrical and balanced.
Hybrid Buildings
were built in the years 1932-1940. Characterized by a conceptual fusion - between the local Arab building tradition and the imported international style. This style was adopted to some extent by the British Mandate authorities.
International style buildings
Second generation
were built in the years 1934-1940. Characterized by a cohesive syntax of the international style, asymmetrical and experimental.
International style buildings
Second generation
were built in the years 1934-1940. Characterized by a cohesive syntax of the international style, asymmetrical and experimental.
Hybrid Buildings
were built in the years 1932-1940. Characterized by a conceptual fusion - between the local Arab building tradition and the imported international style. This style was adopted to some extent by the British Mandate authorities.
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