Axonometric drawing of the North Jaffa urban fabric scheme

Urban Planning

Urban studio | Tel Aviv University

3rd year | Arc. Anat Goldman, Arc. Efrat Blumenfeld Lieberthal

Located in North Jaffa, Tel Aviv, the project explores the area’s constantly changing urban fabric, where different periods, uses, and scales coexist. It builds on the existing character of the area, connecting old and new while allowing each to maintain its own identity.

The proposal creates a continuous network of streets, paths, and public spaces that connects the different parts of North Jaffa. Through a mix of housing, commerce, employment, and public uses, the project introduces new layers to the existing fabric while maintaining the diversity and local character that define the area.

Site map showing the project area and context in North Jaffa
Site Analysis
Spatial urban analysis diagrams showing spatial urban analysis parameters

Plans 1:2500

Existing state plan of North Jaffa Program legend
Existing
Proposed state plan of North Jaffa Program legend
Proposal
Diagram showing the existing urban fabric
Existing Urban Fabric
Street planning diagram showing open pedestrian space between existing buildings
Street Planning
Axonometric diagram showing the proposed green network
Green Network

Plans 1:1000

Existing urban fabric plan
Existing
Proposed urban fabric plan
Proposal

Plans 1:500

Roof plan at 1:500 scale
Roof Plan 1:500
Initial mass diagram

Initial Mass

Intimate courtyards diagram

Intimate Courtyards

Spatial flow diagram

Creating Spatial Flow

Planning Method

Sections 1:500

Urban section B-B
Section B-B
Urban section A-A
Section A-A