Leaving the Palace tells the story of public housing built in early Israel, and specifies how architecture of the time, played a part of an ideology that didn’t fit individual needs. The article follows a story of a woman who set up a private garden in the housing’s public zone, as a humanitarian victory on bureaucracy.
The design uses the paper’s white geometrical shape to represent architecture, while images represent the gardening dream, cropped and blocked by page browsing. [Academic. 2011]
Design and production of a book dedicated to the life and work of Architect Richard Kauffman (1887-1958)