A new building, Tel Aviv Museum of Art : the Herta and Paul Amir Architectural Competition / [editor, Meira Yagid-Haimovici, with Nathalie Kertesz and Zeev Maor ; text editing and Hebrew translation, Daphna Raz ; English translation and editing, Richard Flantz].

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Description:

297 pages : illustrations (some color), plans, portraits ; 22 cm

Notes:
Winning design by Preston Scott Cohen.
Includes bibliographical references.
English and Hebrew; title also in Hebrew.

Summary:

Catalogue for the exhibition of the entrants in a competition for the design of the new building for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. The exhibition was held at the Museum, March 11-May 29, 2004.

ISBN:

965716110X
9789657161104

Subject:

Cohen, Preston Scott.
Muzeʼon Tel Aviv le-omanut.
Herta and Paul Amir Architectural Competition (2002-2003)
Architecture Competitions Israel Exhibitions.
Art museum architecture Israel Tel Aviv Exhibitions.
Architecture Concours Israël Expositions.
Architecture des musées d'art Israël Tel-Aviv Expositions.
Architecture Competitions.
Art museum architecture.
Israel.
Israel Tel Aviv.
Art museums Israel Tel Aviv.
Architectural Competitions Israel 2000-2010.

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs.

Added entries:

Yagid, Me'irah.
Kerṭes, Naṭali.
Maʼor, Z. (Zeʼev)
Raz, Dafnah.
Flantz, Richard, 1936-
Cohen, Preston Scott
Muzeʼon Tel Aviv.
Muzeon Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv Museum of Art : the Herta and Paul Amir Architectural Competition
Herta and Paul Amir Architectural Competition

Holdings:

Location: Library main 261792
Call No.: NA2360.I75 H47 2004
Status: Available

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