An evening exploring how the climate crisis is reshaping architecture and the built environment. Curators Friedrich von Borries and Sabrina Cegla host architects, curators, and researchers from Germany and Israel for a conversation on architecture in the Anthropocene.

Liebling Haus is a 1930s Bauhaus building in Tel Aviv and the only municipal site offering an inside experience of the International Style. It highlights the White City heritage (UNESCO), combining historical narratives, exhibitions, and contemporary urban design and preservation issues.

A hybrid evening in Tel Aviv and Frankfurt exploring new models for affordable, shared housing, focusing on community, collective ownership, long-term financing, and innovative urban planning. The third event in the Urban Kibbutz – Affordable Housing series.

An evening exploring divided cities and political architecture through cinema. The program includes a protest DJ set, drinks by Cafe Lev, a lecture, and a screening of Hunger (Steve McQueen, 2008).

How can historic buildings meet modern standards without compromising their architectural value? The fifth Master Class explores the regulatory framework that balances preservation with accessibility, safety, and sustainability.

A tour of shared residential courtyards, exploring the relationship between nature, architecture, and community. Led by architect Dana Mor of the Technion.

A rooftop evening exploring cinematic visions of American cities, where the promise of the American Dream meets its darker realities. Featuring a DJ set by Anan Records, drinks by Cafe Lev, a lecture, and a screening of Boyz n the Hood (John Singleton, 1991).

An evening on the rooftop exploring destruction, hope, and renewal through cinema. Featuring a nostalgic DJ set by Anan Records, drinks by Cafe Lev, a lecture, and a screening of Four Nights of a Dreamer (Robert Bresson, 1971).

Why was the modernist concrete shell of the Great Synagogue dismantled, while the eclectic facade was preserved? Through its story, we will explore the dilemmas of preservation and the challenge of choosing between different historical layers of the same building.

A tour of shared residential courtyards, exploring the relationship between nature, architecture, and community. Led by architect Dana Mor of the Technion.

A solo exhibition by Martin Visok exploring the idea of home through a collage centered on the historic kitchen of the Liebling Haus—the only room preserved from its residential past. The work reveals layers of time and memory through attentive observation.

Liquid Stone Lab, an academic platform at Bezalel Academy, explores concrete as a material shaping culture, space, and the environment, opening new perspectives on the future of the built environment.

What happens when industrial infrastructure becomes a platform for public life rather than a visual nuisance? This session explores the adaptive reuse of the Sde Dov fuel tanks and their transformation into a cultural anchor within a new residential neighborhood.

Guided tour exploring Patrick Geddes’ vision for Tel Aviv, from the Garden City plan to contemporary urban questions, combining art, research, and perspectives on the city’s future.

Patrick Geddes shaped Tel Aviv a century ago—but what relevance does his plan have in today’s dense, fast-growing city? Inspired by the exhibition 'The Appendix: A Geddessian Hyperscraper,' join us to explore how his core principles can meet the city’s future challenges.

Hourly conversations with the exhibiting architects and curators Friedrich von Borries and Sabrina Cegla, exploring the four central themes of “The Heritage of the Future” and reflecting on how the future might look back at the world we are building today.

“The Heritage of the Future” looks at the present through future eyes. Twenty-nine architects explore contemporary architecture and urban life through speculative works. At Liebling Haus, the apartment becomes a future archaeological site of memory and everyday life.