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Urban Development and the Need for Parks

Einat Lubliner studied Architecture at The Technical University of Tel Aviv and created this project as an academic project in her final year. The project’s research question raises the conflict between the urban development process on the one hand and the necessity for the existence of city green lungs on the other. How do you find the balance between growth and environmental stability?

Einat Lublinerone of our rising stars in the Architect-US Job+J1 Visa Program, studied Architecture at The Technical University of Tel Aviv and created this project as an academic project in her final year.

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Why | The project’s research question raises the conflict between the urban development process on the one hand and the necessity for the existence of city green lungs on the other. This issue raises awareness regarding the need for a new definition for a mediator between urban continuous growth and city green lungs. Examining its potential could create an economic, social, and environmental high-quality residential typology, based on the principles of the ecological urbanism theory.

How | The banks of the ‘Yarkon’ Park were chosen as a case study of this conflict. Exploring Tel Aviv’s planning history strengthened the insight of the North and South’s urban separation, and the need to reunite them as one entity.

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What | The project suggests a new way of living infrastructure that is ‘patching’ the isolated sides of the city by examining the conflict between the urbanization process and the importance of green lungs in the city. From the economic point of view, the project ensures the creation of a significant mass of ‘new land’, which aims to accommodate a large number of residential units. A spatial transformation of the park’s surrounding wide roads and parking lots, from line to volume, creates a critical mass of new dwelling typologies which envisages the park and the city as one identity. Thus, it ensures density acceleration as well as urban, ecological qualities.

Lubliner used SketchUp, Adobe, Vray, and Autocad for this project.

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Images by Einat Lubliner

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