Interior Architects: Orbach HaLevi architects and engineers and architect Sisi Sudri-Ziri, 2008.

4 tours with architect Sisi Sudri-Ziri in the Construction Projects Supervision office.

This office was designed with the intention of creating a pleasant environment that will blur the lines between work and leisure - photos from employees trips around the world hang on the walls, and interactive digital games fill the space.

Architects: Arie Sharon (rip), Eldar Sharon (rip) and Arad Sharon; 1958-2009.

Tour with architect Arad Sharon inside the medical center built by his grandfather, architect Arieh Sharon, expanded by his father, Eldar Sharon and still developing today. Tour will chronicle the center’s urban development since 1958 and present future plans such as the Heart Center.

A Tel Aviv municipal building, constructed with the help of the Tel Aviv Development Fund as a Special Needs school for mentally challenged kids with a varied array of disabilities and wide age range (6-21). The structure’s design deals with the challenges of creating different environmental experiences for students and staff therapists.

Tours will be guided and will not be done in the usual Open House format.

Come discover an enchanting “island” of urban nature in the ecological community garden of Maoz Aviv. Hear about ways to promote community and environmental communities in the city, watch how to grow organic vegetables alongside flowers and learn how to operate a compost device that serves dozens of neighborhood families.

Architect: Raffi Lermann. Interior design: Anat Lermann 1989.

Tel Aviv fire fighters invite you to visit their station where you can find different fire extinguishing vehicles. Among the vehicles - Mehira - the first fire engine, named after Mayor Me’ir Dizzngoff. Examine the building and the vehicles area with the guided tour, climb up to the observation tower, overlooking the entire city or bring your kids to hear about fire safety.

Exceptional and comprehensive tour through little-known urban attractions guided by architect Yermi Hoffman, manager of the Building Conservation Department of Tel Aviv Jaffa municipality, as well as architects Roi Fabian, Gila Berger, Natalie Tal and Naor Mimar. The tour will circle the city by bus and will stop by buildings, nature and landscape spots and unique urban textures that reveal a rich and varied local history.

A Historic-Architectural tour tracing one of the grandest most innovative construction projects of the 1930’s Jewish Settlement in Palestine. Guided by architect Sigal Davidi who researched the topic, the tour will pass by the different hangers left in the compound and describe the Fair’s set-up process, its rise and eventual fall.

Interior Design: Auerbach -HaLevi Architects 2000.

Meet architect Ori HaLevi in the highly designed workspace of the Auerbach HaLevi Architects office. The firm specializes in office and workspace design among other things. Tour the office, hear about the office’s space-design philosophy and view projects at different development stages through models, blueprints and simulations.

Meeting point: parking lot next to Gan Habanim (for Friday’s tour); Entrance to Gan Haslaim (the rock garden) next to the Tomrin sculpture (for Saturday’s tour).

Gideon Sarig, one of Hayarkon Park’s architects, will guide a tour in the city’s “green lung” and will introduce you to the unique gardens cultivated in the parks, like the sculpture garden, memorial garden and the tropical garden. The Park’s landscape design philosophy will be discussed.

Architect: Guy Welichson, 2009.

Come see how a 63 square meter apartment on the ground floor of a typical 1950s` Tel Aviv building, turns into a family apartment with 2 bedrooms a large kitchen, living room, work alcove and a yard that can be seen through the windows and helps create a spacious feeling.

Meet sculptor Danny Karavan and landscape architect Tzvi Dekel in a tour which focuses on the design philosophy of Avraham Karavan - one of Tel Aviv key landscaping figures. First tour will be held at the Yad Lebanim garden. Second tour will visit Gan Ha’atzmaut and Nordau Blvd. Both tours will discuss Avraham Karavan’s design concepts, the unique water-saving greenery which is typical of his gardens, the neglect of these gardens during the past 30 years and what survived the pits of time, as well as details about renovations throughout the years. Each tour runs 1 hour.