Ronnen Ben-Arie
Editor, Urbanologia Magazine
B.Arch, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas, Tel-Aviv University; PhD, Department of Government and Political Theory, Haifa University.
Hadas Zur
Senior Researcher; Editor, Urbanologia Magazine
B.A. Women and Gender Studies, and Cinema, Tel Aviv University; M.A. Sociology & Anthropology, PhD, Geography and Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University.
Amitai Bloom
Researcher
B.A. Geography and Political Science, Tel Aviv University; M.A. Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University.
Gal Elhanan
Researcher; Editor, Urbanologia Magazine
B.A In Film and Television Studies, Tel-Aviv University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Iftah Giloh
Researcher
B.Arch. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University, M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Lee Ben Moshe
Designer
B.A. Interior Design, Holon Institute of Technology.
Isamu Goiati
Researcher
B.A. in Urban Planning and Urban Design, Amsterdam; M.A. in Urbanism,TU Delft.
Alura Vincent
Researcher (Internship)
MBA and M.Sc. in Civil Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Zohar Tal
Researcher
B.L.Arch. Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Aya Rosenwald
Researcher
B.Arch. Technion Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Haifa; M.A. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University.
Eduarda Tenenbaum
Researcher (Internship)
B.Arch. Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Brazil; M.A. in Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Antonio Mendoza
Researcher (Internship)
M.A. in City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Coral Hamo Goren
Researcher
B.Arch. Architecture Department at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Miryam Wijler
Researcher
M.A in Philosophy, Adi Lautman Interdisciplinary Program for Outstanding Students, Tel Aviv university.
David Kambo
Researcher (Internship)
B.L.Arch. Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology; M.A. in City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Yulia Furshik
Researcher
B.A. Philosophy and Biology, Tel Aviv University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Einat Pragier
Researcher
B.Arch. Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Sunny Menozzi
Senior researcher
M.A. in City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Hen Roznek
Researcher; Editor, Urbanologia Magazine
B.A. the Marc Rich Honors Program in Humanities and Arts at Tel Aviv University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Michael Pearce
Researcher (Internship)
BA, Yale University; M.A. in City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Roni Bar
Senior Researcher
B.Arch. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University; PhD, Geography and Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University.
Yonatan Gat
Researcher
B.A. in Geography and Political Science, Tel Aviv University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University.
Merav Battat
Researcher
B.Arch. Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University.
Rachel Bickel
Researcher (Internship)
B.A. in Cultural Anthropology, Mount Holyoke College.
Devin Glowinski
Researcher (Internship)
B.Arts. in Urban Systems and Political Science, McGill University, Canada; M.Arts in Town and Regional Planning from the University of Sheffield, UK.
Jessica Fain
Researcher (Internship)
M.A. in City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Assaf Frances
Researcher
B.A. in Political Science and Geography, Tel Aviv University.
Hallel Elnir
Researcher
B.A. in Political Science and Geography, Tel Aviv University.
Carmel Hanany
LL.B. degree in law and M.A. Geography and Environmental Studies, Adi Lautman Interdisciplinary Program for Outstanding Students, Tel Aviv university.
Shelly Hefetz
Researcher
B.A. in Geography, Tel Aviv University.
Michael Jacobson
Senior Researcher
B.Arch. Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Priyanka Kapoor
Researcher (Internship)
B.Arch. School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi; S.M.Arch.S. Architecture + Urbanism program, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Inbal Keidar
Researcher
B.Arch. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University, M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Hila Lothan
Researcher
B.Arch. Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Nathan Prevendar
Researcher (Internship)
B.Arch. University of Southern California; S.M.Arch.S. Architecture + Urbanism program, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Yoav Zilberdik
Researcher
B.Arch. Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Christopher Rhie
Researcher (Internship)
M.A in City Planning and Real Estate Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Alexis Wheeler
Researcher (Internship)
B.Arch and B.S. in Building Sciences, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; M.A in City Planning and Real Estate Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Corbin Seligman
Researcher
B.A. in Economics and Geography, McGill University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Tali Hatuka (B. Arch., M.Sc., Ph.D.) is an architect, urban planner and full professor at Tel Aviv University (TAU). Hatuka graduated summa cum laude from the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in 1995; she received an M.Sc. in Urban Design from Edinburgh College of Art, Heriot-Watt University, U.K. in 1999; and a doctorate from the Technion in 2005. In 2004, as a Fulbright Scholar and a Marie Curie Scholar, she was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT. Hatuka has received many awards, including the 2012 Rechter Prize for Young Israeli Architects from the Ministry of Culture and Sport. Hatuka was chosen in 2020 to be one of The Marker’s ‘100 most influential people in Israel’ for her academic and practical work in urban planning.
Hatuka is the Head and founder of the Leventer Urban Design Laboratory, an international center for investigating the connections between the built environment and social dynamics. Thematically, Hatuka research work concentrates primarily on three key themes: (a) the urban realm and society (i.e., public space, technology and dissent), (b) city design and development (i.e., housing and industrial development), (c) open-ended urban experiments. As a whole, the work targets three key audiences: academics, via dissemination, mainly in academic books and peer-reviewed journals; policy makers, by writing and disseminating policy documents, applicative research and strategic planning; and the public at large, mainly through the e-journal Urbanolgia, a public, open access journal on urbanism targeting readers from the public sector and the public at large, where she serves as the editor-in-chief. Hatuka has published extensively, and her works include 14 books/edited volumes and more than 60 papers in peer-reviewed journals/edited volumes. She has also written policy documents and strategic plans, and her research was exhibited at MIT Museum Galleries in 2008 and 201
Researchers
Noa Neta
Researcher
B.A. in Geography and Environmental Sciences, Haifa University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Hadar Cohen
Researcher
B.Arch, School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University. M.A. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University.
Gili Inbar
Senior Researcher
B.Arch. Technion’s Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Haifa; M.A. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University.
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RESEARCHERS
Researchers
Noa Neta
Researcher
B.A. in Geography and Environmental Sciences, Haifa University; M.A. in Geography and Environmental Studies at Tel Aviv University.
Hadar Cohen
Researcher
B.Arch, School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University. M.A. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University.
Gili Inbar
Senior Researcher
B.Arch. Technion’s Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Haifa; M.A. School of Architecture, Tel Aviv University.
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Tali Hatuka (B. Arch., M.Sc., Ph.D.) is an architect, urban planner and full professor at Tel Aviv University (TAU). Hatuka graduated summa cum laude from the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in 1995; she received an M.Sc. in Urban Design from Edinburgh College of Art, Heriot-Watt University, U.K. in 1999; and a doctorate from the Technion in 2005. In 2004, as a Fulbright Scholar and a Marie Curie Scholar, she was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT. Hatuka has received many awards, including the 2012 Rechter Prize for Young Israeli Architects from the Ministry of Culture and Sport. Hatuka was chosen in 2020 to be one of The Marker’s ‘100 most influential people in Israel’ for her academic and practical work in urban planning.
Hatuka is the Head and founder of the Leventer Urban Design Laboratory, an international center for investigating the connections between the built environment and social dynamics. Thematically, Hatuka research work concentrates primarily on three key themes: (a) the urban realm and society (i.e., public space, technology and dissent), (b) city design and development (i.e., housing and industrial development), (c) open-ended urban experiments. As a whole, the work targets three key audiences: academics, via dissemination, mainly in academic books and peer-reviewed journals; policy makers, by writing and disseminating policy documents, applicative research and strategic planning; and the public at large, mainly through the e-journal Urbanolgia, a public, open access journal on urbanism targeting readers from the public sector and the public at large, where she serves as the editor-in-chief. Hatuka has published extensively, and her works include 14 books/edited volumes and more than 60 papers in peer-reviewed journals/edited volumes. She has also written policy documents and strategic plans, and her research was exhibited at MIT Museum Galleries in 2008 and 201