Urbanie & Urbanus
Issue 2026 Aug
Empathetic and Inclusive Design
Issue 14, P. - P.
Architecture is Made for People: A Holistic- Phenomenological Approach to Architecture Case Study: Residential Building in Tel Aviv
Figures

Figure 1. The villages we want to return to again and again, The Island of Paros, Greece

Figure 2(left), 3, 4. N. Portugali, From the entrance to the site to the private apartment.

Figure 5. N. Portugali, Simulation, front-view to the street

Figure 6 (left). The Tholos 4th century (Delphi, Greece), Figure7. The Great Gander Pagoda7th-8th century, ( Hsi- an- Fu, China), Figure 8. Yosef Karo Synagogue,16th century, (Safed, Israel)

Figure 9. Detachment and alienation, Diamond Exchange, (Ramat Gan, Israel.)

Figure 10. Brasilia, Brazil

Figure 11. Random assortment of units transported from the production plant, Modiin, Israel.

Figure 12. N. Portugali, Decorated iron railings

Figure 13. N. Portugali, Fruit trees at the entrance courtyards

Figure 14. Organic System, interrelations between the parts and the whole

Figure 15. Arcade, Sehzade mosque Istanbul Turkey.

Figure 16. Arcade, cloister Capri island Italy.

Figure 17. Arcade, shitennojitemple-Osaka.

Figure 18. The pattern of relationship in both trees is the same.

Figure 19. N. Portugali, The buildings were designed as “long wings of day light”.

Figure 20. N. Portugali, Entrance Gate- the threshold connecting the site and the street.

Figure 21. N. Portugali, Entrance Gate- the threshold connecting the site and the street.
