EDUCATION
2003-2010
PhD, Princeton University, School of Architecture
1998-2001
Masters of Science, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
1988-1993
Architecture degree (B.Arch),Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
AWARDS AND PRIZES
2009
Residential Architect award for restoration/preservation of Marcel Breuer’s ‘house in the garden’, (Lauck house, 1950), Princeton, New Jersey.
2005
“Rokach” Prize for outstanding building – given by the Tel-Aviv municipality.
2003
Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, international competition –shortlisted for final stage.
2002
Herzeliya Coastline - urban design competition - first prize.
Award to design and curate the Israeli Exhibition at the UIA International Congress, Berlin
2001
The Young Architects Award - The Israel Association of United Architects, Israel.
1996
The Young Artist Award - The Ministry of Education and Culture, Israel.
IDF Memorial Museum competition, Jerusalem - Second Prize
1993
'Furnishing for a low cost habitat', UNESCO International Student Competition, Torino, Italy
1992
The Palmach History Museum competition - First Prize
'Hybrid and Superimposition', RIBA International Student Competition, London –Honorable mention.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2010-
Principal – Rafi Segal Architecture Urbanism LLC, New York, Princeton.
2006-2009
Associate Principal – Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, New York.
2000-2004
Principal – Rafi Segal Architects, Tel-Aviv.
1996-2000
Principal – Zvi Hecker-Rafi Segal Architects, Tel-Aviv.
1992-1996
Project Architect, Designer - Zvi Hecker, Architects, Tel-Aviv, Berlin.
Built Work Includes (Senior Designer for all of the following projects):
The Palmach History Museum, Tel-Aviv (1992-1999), principal, designer, with Zvi Hecker.
50,000 sf building includes history museum, auditorium, and office space. The project incorporates landscape design as an integral part of the building.
Ashdod Museum of Art, Interior Design & Exhibition Spaces, Ashdod (2000-2003), principal, designer, with Eyal Weizman, Manuel Herz.
14,000 sf exhibition spaces designed within an exisiting building shell to accommodate the first art museum in the port city of Ashdod.
Hovevi Zion Apartment Building, Tel-Aviv (2001-2004), principal, designer, with Guy Kaplan.
12,000 sf six story apartment building, that includes eleven apartments, ground level and underground parking.
'Mythos', Set Design for Rina Yerushalmi Theatre Group (2002), principal, designer, with Eyal Weizman.
Premiered at Lincolin Center, NYC, June 2003, also preformed in Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, and Israel.
Palmach Auditorium Interior, Tel-Aviv (2006-2009 ) with Zvi Hecker.
Villa003, Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China (2008 - under construction)
9500 sqf villa, part of the ORDOS100 project.
Segal Residence, Princeton (2008), restoration/renovation, with Sara Segal of 1950 Marcel Breuer’s ‘House in Garden’ (Lauck House),Princeton NJ.
Noted exhibition designs at Storefront, NYC, KW-Berlin, Witte de Witte, Rotterdam, Kunsthalle, Malmo, Sweden
Urban Design and Master Plan work on behalf of KPF (Senior Designer for all of the following projects, selected):
Boston Seaport Master plan, Boston, MA (2006 –10 ) a 23 acre site of aprox. 6.5 million sf of proposed mixed used programs within the Boston Seaport District in South Boston. The plan includes an extensive public realm plan with over 2 acres of green open space.
Beijing Financial Street West, Beijing, China (2007), master plan competition, 1st prize. A 5 million sf master plan primarily for financial institutions, as an the extension of Beijing Financial District, west of 2nd ring road. The plan incorporated a series of useable greened podium roofs which connected between individual towers.
JiangWan New Town, Shanghai, China (2008 -), master plan for a mixed use neighborhood on a 100 acre site of which 60 % is to remain an ecological park. The plan incorporates a variety of densities, a transit hub and sustainable strategies on a large scale including an on site trigeneration plant.
Other Projects Include:
Tel-Aviv Museum of Art, New building, (shortlisted, competition 2003), with Eyal Weizman
Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza, Cairo (Competition, 2002)
Herzeliya Coastline Master plan, Herzeliya (1st prize, Competition, 2002)
Rehovot Urban Center, Rehovot (Competition, 2002)
Jewish Community Center, St. Jacobs Platz, Munich (Competition, 2001), with Eyal Weizman, Sara Segal
Buenos Aires Constantini Museum (Competition, 1998), with Zvi Hecker
IDF Memorial Museum, Mt. Eitan, Jerusalem (2nd prize competition, 1996), with Zvi Hecker
Metula hillside housing, North Galil, Israel (Project, 1995), with Sara Segal
ACADEMIC
2011
Visiting Professor, The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture, The Cooper Union.
2009
Design Critic in Urban Planning and Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University.
2007
Lecturer - First year M. Arch Design Studio Princeton University, School of Architecture, Princeton, USA.
2004-2005
Assistant Instructor, Graduate Design Studio, Princeton University, School of Architecture, Princeton, USA:
Design Studio 505 with Mario Gandelsonas (fall term 2005) Urban Studio, project: “Urban villages of Shenzhen”, China.
Design Studio 501 with Dean Stan Allen (fall term 2004) First Year Studio M. Arch program.
Design Studio 504 with Guy Nordenson and Marc Mimram (spring term 2004) Integrated Building Studio.
2004-2006
Jury member in the Annual Berkeley Prize for Undergraduate Design Excellence.
2000-2002
Adjunct Associate Professor –Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning,Technion –Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel. Diploma unit (5th year thesis studio) - instruction of eight student throughout the year towards their diploma.
2002 group thesis theme:“White Box/ Black Box” –On White and Black in Contemporary Architecture.
2001 group thesis theme: “Hybrid Architecture; Private –Public Partnership in Architecture”
This studio colaborated –joint workshops and reviews - with the Bartlett - School of Architecture, London, UK.
Curated student exhibition at 'The Heder' gallery, Tel-Aviv.
2000-2002
Editor and architectural columnist in Technion magazine, Technion –Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
2000
Adjunct Assistant Professor –Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
Vertical studio: “Urban Housing, Tel-Aviv Coast line”. Joint Studio with Meisterklasse Prof. Zvi Hecker at Universität für Angewandte Kunst, Vienna, Austria.
Urban research travel studio, NYC. Project: “Private/ Public: 42nd st. Business District, NYC”, Faculty of Architecture, Technion –Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
1999
Lecturer – 4th year studio.
Undergraduate seminar: “ Private-Public Partnership in Architecture”, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning , Technion –Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
1998
Lecturer – 2nd year studio. Project: public school.
Introduction to visual design. Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel
1997
Lecturer – Vertical studio. Project: “Architecture as Landscape”, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning , Technion –Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
GRANTS
2006
Howard Crosby Butler Traveling Fellowship, Princeton University, School of Architecture
2005
Howard Crosby Butler Traveling Fellowship, Princeton University, School of Architecture.
2004
McGraw Center Liaisons position for 2004-2005, Princeton University.
Joseph Sanford Shanley ’17 memorial award, Princeton University School of Architecture.
2003
Center for Human Values grant for the Academic year 2003-2004, Princeton university.
EXHIBITIONS
2011
Site Work, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA
2004
Territories, Frontiers and the Architecture of Warefare, Index Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden, with Eyal Weizman, Anselm Franke.
Territories –The Frontiers of Utopia and Other Facts on the Ground, Malmo Kunsthall, Malmo, Sweden, with Eyal Weizman, Anselm Franke
A Civilian Occupation - The Politics of Israeli Architecture, Worth-Ryder Gallery, Krober Hall, University of California, Berkeley, USA with Eyal Weizman
2004
Territories, Witte de With - Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam, Netherlands,with Eyal Weizman,Anselm Franke.
2003
Territories, Islands, Camps and Other States of Utopia, KW – Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany,with Eyal Weizman, Anselm Franke, Stepano Boeri
2003
A Civilian Occupation - The Politics of Israeli Architecture, Storefront for Art and Architecture, NYC, USA with Eyal Weizman
2002
The Laboratory and The Dark Chamber - '2 Artcubes/1 Elevator in-between Ashdod and Kwai Chung', Kwai Tsing Theater Plaza, Hong Kong, with Eyal Weizman, Ines Geisler, and Amy Cheung.
2000
What City Would You Like Tel Aviv to be?, Ami Steinitz Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel, with Eyal Danon
1998
Nimrod, Ami Steinitz Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel, with Iris Horovitz, Tamar Zinguer
Group Exhibitions:
2007
Visionary Power - 3rd International Architecture Beinnale – Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Temporalism, Cornell University Gallery, NYC, USA
2006
Israeli Exhibition, Venice Biennale of Architecture, Venice, Italy.
New Schools Exhibition, Cornell University, New York, USA.
2004
A New Building,Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel-Aviv, Israel
2002
The Israeli Pavilion, The Artists House, Tel Aviv, Israel
Double Vision - at 'Mega', Kunstlerhaus, Vienna, Austria
1999
The Aliya Market, Ha’am Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel.
1997
The Young Artist Award, The Artists House, Tel Aviv, Israel
1996
Six Architects on Tel-Aviv, Ami Steinitz Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
1992
Hybrid and Superimposition, RIBA International Student exhibition, Royal Academy of Art, London, UK
LECTURES
2011
Boundary Objects
University of San Diego, CA
Right of Passage
Bezalel Academy of Art and Architecture, Jerusalem, Israel
Things Seen from There, Alfred Neumann’s Work in Israel
Rafi Segal in conversation with Dan Handel, Bezalel Academy of Art and Architecture, Jerusalem, Israel
From Building to Outpost: Religious Sites in Israeli Architecture
Middle Ground/Middle East: Religious Sites in Urban Context, symposium at Yale School of Architecture, New Haven, CT
2010
The Minimum
Cambridge Talks, symposium on Design and Politics, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, Cambridge , MA
2009
Architecture Beyond Design
Student Lecture Series, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
The Urban Condition
California Polytechnic, San Luis Obispo, California
2008
Endless Cities, Urban Voids
Centro Cultural São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Ethics and/or Aesthetics, Alfred Neumann’s architecture in 1960s Israel
Media and Modernity Colloqium, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
Cities of Dispersal
Urban book Center, Architectural League , NYC
Alfred Neumann and the ‘Humanization of Space’
ha’yarkon 70, Artist space, Tel Aviv
2007
The Habit of Form
Cooper Union School of Architecture, New York City, April 12, 2007
2006
Architects in Conflict
Pratt Institute, discussion, New York, December 14, 2006
From Object to Pattern, and Back Again
Columbia University, GSAPP, New York City, April 14, 2006
2005
Space of Politics
Benenson lecture series, Duke University, Department of Art & Art History, Durham, North Carolina, USA.
November 28-30, 2005
On Humanism and Abstraction – The Architecture of Alfred Neumann
2nd International Alvar Aalto conference on Modern Architecture, August 12-14, 2005, Jyvaskyla, Finland.
2005
The Fantastic Realities of Maps
Urban Design program, School of Architecture, Colombia University, New York City, June 15, 2005
Unit, Repetition, Polyhedral Spaces –in the Work of Alfred Neumann, 1959-1967
PhD Forum, Princeton University, School of Architecture, Princeton,USA. March 22, 2005
2004
Politics into Art: Exhibiting Territories
Royal Academy of Art, Stockholm, Sweden. December 17, 2004
The Architecture of War and War through Architecture
School of Architecture, Colombia University, New York City, October 25, 2004
Territorier, fronter och krigets arkitektur
Index Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden, September 9, 2004
Constructed Battlefields
Greyzones: Geopolitics, piracy and counter-geography symposium, Konsthall, Malmo, Sweden, May 27, 2004
Constructed Conflict, The Landscape of Israel-Palestine
‘Reconstructing Identity’ Symposium, Graduate Design School, Harvard University ,Cambridge, Massachusetts. April 9, 2004
A Civilian Occupation –The Politics of Israeli Architecture
Slought Foundation, Philadelphia, March 13, 2004.
A Civilian Occupation –The Politics of Israeli Architecture
College of Enviornmental Design, University of California, Berkeley, California, March 10, 2004.
A Civilian Occupation –The Politics of Israeli Architecture
NYU -Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern studies and the A.S. Onassis Program in Hellenic studies,
New York city, February 10, 2004.
2003
Borders, Settlements, and Road maps
Academie van Bouwkunst, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Delft University, Delft, Netherlands.
Lunchtime lecture series, Princeton University, School of Architecture, Princeton, USA.
A Civilian Occupation –The Politics of Israeli Architecture
Forbes college, Princeton University, Princeton, USA
MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
TTT workshop, Tilburg, Netherlands
Scattering White Cubes – Realized Projects
Lunchtime lecture series, Princeton University, School of Architecture, Princeton, USA.
2002
The Laboratory and the dark room
Kunstlerhaus, Stuttgart, Germany.
2002
Der bewachte Raum - at 'Gewalt,-Gedächtnis - Verständigung' Goethe Institute, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
Of Identical Spaces “The Other Space” symposium, Holon Academic Institute of Technology, Holon, Israel.
2001
An Instrument of Dialogue
Association of United Architects, Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Artificial Horizon
Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion- Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
2000
Emptied Barracks - The Palmach History Museum
“Architecture in Israel” symposium, organized by AIT journal (Germany) Einav center, Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Palmach History Museum
Colloquium, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion- Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Rafi Segal, Els Verbakel, Mario Gandelsonas, ed., In Search of the Public; Notes on the Contemporary American City, forthcoming (Fall 2011)
Rafi Segal, Yonatan Cohen, Matan Mayer – “ Seabound Cities and Mediterranean Ports”,
http://www.opendemocracy.net/rafi-segal-yonatan-cohen-matan-mayer/seabound-cities-and-mediterranean-ports
Rafi Segal – “The Habit of Form”, Pidgin 6, School of Architecture, Princeton University, 2009, pp.88-96
Rafi Segal, Els Verbakel, ed., Cities of Dispersal, AD (Architectural Design) issue, January 2008, Wiley and Sons, London, 2008.
Rafi Segal, Els Verbakel -“Garden State/Backyard City", Visionary Power – 3rd Architecture Beinnale Rotterdam Catalogue, Rotterdam, 2007
Rafi Segal – “Politics into Architecture (School)”, Pidgin 2, School of Architecture , Princeton University, 2007, pp.1-4
Rafi Segal, Eyal Weizman ed., A Civilian Occupation-The politics of Israeli Architecture, Babel; Tel-Aviv, Verso; London, 2003.
French edition , translated by Muriel Gilbert, Une Occupation Civile-la politique de l’architecture israelienne, Les Editions de L’imprimeur ; Paris, 2004.
Rafi Segal -“The Palmach History Museum Tel-Aviv”, The Journal of Architecture, Vol. 8 Summer 2003, pp. 247 - 259
Rafi Segal, Eyal Weizman, Anslem Franke ed., Territories – Islands, Camps and other States of Utopia
KW – Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, and Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig, Koln, 2003
REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS
Zvi Hecker, Rafi Segal and Eyal Weizman: correspondence, Perspecta 36 –Yale Architectural Journal, MIT press, 2005, p.60.
Viegas, Camila – ‘Interview with Rafi Segal’, ARC, issue 2, Spring 05, p. 39-44
LeVine, Mark – Review of A civilian Occupation: The Politics of Israeli Architecture, Journal of Palestine Studies, Winter 2005.
Pons, J.C. – Aliyens – Revue d’etudes palestiniennes, Automne 2004, p. 106-109
Vittori, Isabelle – Une Occupation civile – Le Monde Diplomatique, Septmebre 2004, p.34.
Une Occupation civile : la politique de l’architecture Israelienne, Critique d’art, Automne 2004
Vermes Jean, "Une Occupation Civile- la politique de l’architecture israelienne", Techniques et Architecture,
June-July , 2004.
Easterling Keller, ‘Planning Weaponry’ (book review of Territories), Harvard design magazine, fall/winter 2004, number 21, p. 94-96
Viegas Camila, ‘Setorizacao ethnica – entrevista: Rafi Segal’ (interview with Rafi Segal, in Portugese), AU – Arquitetura & urbanismo, Brazil, September 2004, pp. 68-72
Hal Foster in ‘Stocktaking 2004: nine questions about the present and future of design’, Harvard design magazine, spring/summer 2004, number 20, p.17,18
Colard Jean-Max, ‘Territories archi-occupes’, agitpop, les Inrockuplibles, June 22, 2004
Chaslin François, ‘Librairie: la politique de l’architecture israelienne’, Metropolitains no. 225, May 26, 2004.
Løgstrup Johanne, ‘ Graensen forklaedt som øer’, Information (in Danish), June 2, 2004
de Waal Alan, ‘Territorisme og utopisk terror’, Information (in Danish), June 2, 2004, http:/www.information.dk
Ellis Victoria, book reviews (A Civilian Occupation), The Darlington and Stockton Times, February 20, 2004
Derine David, ‘ Palmach Museum, Tel-Aviv, Israel, 1998’, in Stone Architecture, London, McGraw Hill 2003, p. 152-154
Leonard John, new books (reviews), Harpers magazine, February 2004, p.74
Schalit Joel, “ A Civilian Occupation: the politics of israeli Architecture”, San Francisco (CA) Bay Guardian, February 25, 2004. http://www.sfbg.com/38/22/lit_review_occupation.html
Vanderbilt Tom, ‘International best of 2003’, ArtForum, December 2003, p.130
“ A Civilian Occupation”, Publishers Weekly; the International News magazine of book publishing and book selling, December 22, 2003.
Mazower Mark, “The promised land”, New Statesman, August 12, 2003
Beyn Ariane, Ladewig Rebekka, “Territories; an interview with Rafi Segal“ Neue Review, no.2, July, 2003
Ostrower Jessica, “ A Civilian Occupation: the Politics of Israeli Architecture," Art in America, July,2003
Von Christiane Meixner, “ Raume und ihre Politik," Die Welt, June 17, 2003
Von Christiane Meixner, “ Die Sprache der Macht," Berliner Morgenpost, June 17, 2003
Tobias Timm, “Bewohnen, Uberwachen und Strafen," Suddeutsche Zeitung, June 16, 2003
Beck Eldad, “Settlers in the Museum”, Yedioth Ahronoth, June 8, 2003 (Heb)
Heissenbuttel Dietrich, “Die Politik der vollendeten Tatsachen”, Springerin, frühjahr (spring) 2003, pp 34-38
Sterngast Tal, “Kartographie der zivilen Besatzung”, http://www.Netzeitung.de, May 21, 2003
Morhayim Lusi, “Israil Mimarisi”, (interview with rafi Segal) Portfolyo, March-April 2003, pp. 66-72
Chasin Noah, "A Civilian Occupation", Timeout – New York, no. 390 March 20-27, 2003
Zandberg Ester, " Civilian Occupation", Ha'aretz, January 23, 2003 (Heb)
Dudai Naomi, "Mythos", Jerusalem Post, October 17, 2002 (Heb)
Steinberger Petra, "Schöne Aussichten", Süddeutsche Zeitung vol no. 41, October 11, 2002, pp. 20-24.
“Question de Limite” , L’Architecture D’Aujourdoui, Sept-Oct 2002.
Gur Batia, "A crack in the myth", Ha'aretz, October 11, 2002 (Heb)
Zandberg Ester, "Israel is not only army", Ha'aretz, October 3, 2002 (Heb)
Pavall, Kerstin, "Arkitektur som Vapen", Arkitekten, September 2002, pp.4-5.
Esakov Liyat, "The Politics of (Israeli) Architecture", NY arts Vol. 7 no.9, September 2002, pp. 55.
Karpf Anne, Jewish Chronicle, August 31, 2002.
Shohat Zipi, " The revenge and its punishment", Ha'aretz, August 18, 2002 (Heb)
Riding Alan, "Are politics built into Architecture", The New York Times, (Arts & Ideas), August 10, 2002. http://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/10/arts/design/10ARCH.html
Addley Esther, "Lines in the sand", Guardian, July 25, 2002
Zandberg Ester, "There is no Architecture per se", Ha'aretz July 25, 2002 (Hebrew)
Ahnfeldt-Mollerup Merete, "Kritiske Israelske Arkitekter censuret", Information, July 23, 2002. http:/www.information.dk/Femvisning/Webavis/AviArtVis.dna?pVisID=32365937372669512
Zandberg Ester, "The drafting table as a battle field", Ha'aretz, July 19, 2002. (Heb)
Blackler Zoî, "Israelis in Berlin censorship row", The Architects’ Journal, July 18, 2002. http:/ www.ajplus.co.uk/news/news_article/?pid=3&aid=24150&sid=498channellD=4&newscomingfrom=Architecture
Hilder Paul, "Professionals in Israel", Open Democracy, July 17, 2002. http://www.opendemocracy.net/forum/document_details.asp?CatID=127&DocID=1592
Matza Michael, "Art, as an indictment of Israel", Philadelphia Inquirer, July 14, 2002. http:/www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/nation/3660904.html
Zandberg Ester, "The uninvolved", Ha'aretz July 14, 2002.
Zandberg Ester, ""Political brochure" leads Architects Union to cancel exhibition in Berlin", Ha'aretz July10, 2002.
Zandberg Ester, "About the urge to create a New World", Ha'aretz, May 1, 2002 (Hebrew)
Zandberg Ester, "A prize for past buildings and future architecture", Ha'aretz, December 25, 2001 (Hebrew)
Zandberg Ester, "A public park on the 17th floor", Ha’aretz – Herald Tribune edition, February 8, 2001.
Pehnt Wolfgang, "Zwei Ahren und ein Schwert", Faz, December 29, 2001 (German).
Rieger Andrea, "Architecktur als Lanschaft", architektur, Dez. 2000 pp.60-65
Cook Peter, "Rough cuts", Architecture, October 1998
Margalit Talia, "Things you see from there", Ha'aretz, June 18, 1999 (Hebrew)
Hollenstein Roman, "The Palmach History Museum, Tel-Aviv" DOMUS 813, March 1999, pp. 8-15
Loriers Marie-Christine, "Murs de Sable", Techniques & Architecture, April 1999, pp.54-57
Boeckel Matthias, "Palmach Museum Tel-Aviv", Architektur Aktuell, 232, September 1999, pp.56-61
Bass David, "Ground Force", Blueprint, October 1999, pp. 34-37
Neeman Idit, "Optical Illusion", Binyan Vedior vol no.53, Dec-Jan, 1998
Zur Uzi, "The shattering of Nimrod", Ha'aretz, July 3, 1998 (Hebrew)
"The National Military Museum", Architecture no. 98, 1996, pp. 50-51
"The young artist Award" catalogue, the Israeli Ministry of Education and Culture, 1996.
Blich Bilu, "Tel-Aviv project: the substitute", Studio 76, October-November, 1996, pp.74-75. (Hebrew)
Lahav Galia, "Tel Aviv Chaotic and functional", Globs, Communication and culture section, June 14, 1996. (Hebrew)
Zandberg Ester, "Gotham city on the Mediterranean beach", Ha'aretz, May 30, 1996. (Hebrew)
Zvi Efrat, "Competition for the National Military Museum" – Studio Magazine no. 71, April 1996 (Hebrew)
