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a different level of the building that lasted until the mid-1980s, is a series of 5-6 L-shaped apartment buildings incorporated in each other, creating a wide zigzag. In each of these fingers there is an inner courtyard, which was designed to remember the traditional courtyards of the older Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem.
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The Ramot Polin complex has been named one of the "World's Strangest Buildings" and has been described as a "housing project for honeybees". The entire neighborhood is organized on a hill in central Ramot in a shape resembling a five-fingered hand or three-branched leaf. Each finger, which represents
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with 720 non-rectangular components. The apartments were expanded later, incorporating more cubic rather than pentagonal components. The design idea of the neighborhood may seem to be purely geometrical, but it has been likened to a chemical structure.
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consisting of a single housing complex. It was constructed by the Kollel Polen (Poland) in stages beginning in 1972, under the auspices of the Office for Building and Habitation, and is populated, as intended, mostly by
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The background to building this neighborhood, as well as several other neighborhoods in Jerusalem - including additional sub-neighborhoods in
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The architecturally controversial 'Ramot Polin Apartments', built in 1972, designed by modernist architect
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Ramot Polin was built in 1972-75. It was designed by Zvi Hecker. It is an unusual
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Adding cubic apartments above the beehive complex in a Ramot Polin complex
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Neighborhood of Ramot, an Israeli settlement in northwest East Jerusalem
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for both the neighborhood and the architectural planning.
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Zvi Hecker
Hebrew
Israeli settlement
Ramot
East Jerusalem
Haredi
Breslov
Ramot
Gilo
Six-Day War
Zvi Hecker
prefabricated apartment complex
The front of Ramot Polin
Ramot Polin from above
Residents improvisations in a Ramot Polin complex
Adding cubic apartments above the beehive complex in a Ramot Polin complex
The second phase of Ramot Polin
The model of Ramot Polin
Back to the Future / A giant beehive abuzz with controversy
Jerusalem
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משהו יקרה אחרינו
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