Bauhaus: 7 Ruppin Street, Tel Aviv
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Bauhaus Architecture Developers sought to craft a thriving urban landscape grounded in the principles of the Garden City, drawing on the Geddes Plan's emphasis on four well-ventilated and well-lit facades - as exemplified by Architecture in Palestine during the British Mandate, 1917-1948 (Ada Karmi-Melamede & Dan Price). A prime example of this architectural approach can be seen at 7 Ruppin Street, Tel Aviv, a building designed by architects A.Mittelman and M. Muhibauer in the early 1940s. Viewed at 1:50 scale, this structure showcases the successful integration of Bauhaus principles with local design sensibilities, yielding a unique urban landscape that has stood the test of time.
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