Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,New neighbourhoods in Netanya. Image © Itamar Grinberg / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,High rise residential buildings in Jerusalem. Image © Gili Merin / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,A contemporary Ville Radieuse: "Hadera Park" by Mann-Shinar Architects 2010. Image by Oren Eldar / The Israeli Pavilion

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Printing on sand . Image © Edith Kofsky / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Construction site, Netanya. Image © Edith Kofsky / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Aerial view of Rishon LeZion. Image by Moshe Millner / GPO

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Hadera. Image © Sarale Gur-Lavy / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Construction in Kfar-Yona. Image © Aviad Bar-Ness / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Hadera. Image © Keren Yeala Golan / The Israeli Pavilion 2014

Venice Biennale 2014: Israel Explores The Urburb, a Neither Urban nor Suburban Landscape,Image by Moshe Fridman / GPO. ImageTel Aviv 1963

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