Tel Aviv City Plate
$50.00
Tel Aviv was Originally planned as a garden city with an inclusive urban plan for the refuge of immigrants pouring into the city after Israel’s founding. In the 1930s an influx of German Jewish architects fleeing Europe transformed Tel Aviv into “The White City,” building the largest concentration of Bauhaus style architecture in the world. Now Tel Aviv is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In more recent years the city has experienced another visible urban evolution due to a flourishing technology sector and a burst of entrepreneurship through international partnerships.
- Boxed
- Dimensions: Ø 12"
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