Quote of the Day from "Apparatus of Capture - Architecture in Israel-Palestine, 60 Years On"
“Patrick Geddes planned Tel Aviv in a manner which limited congestion and provided space and air, and at the same time deliberately cut it off from the Palestinian city of Jaffa”
Read on at Archinetct: Apparatus of Capture - Architecture in Israel-Palestine, 60 Years On
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on the crumbling wall of Jaffa’s Kazakhane Muslim graveyard overlooking the Mediterranean, faded graffiti comprising a drawing of an orange reads in black and orange colors, “Jaffa, the city of the sad orange that will smile again”
- Jaffa Shared & Shattered
Some past and present images of Jaffa & Tel Aviv:
